street tires
01-05-2009, 08:53 PM
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Re: street tires
not tryin to jack the thread but Kenda or cheng shin? ive been workin on my circle burnouts latley and burnt through my last set of mb38's. kenda's are 5 bucks more but maybe a little harder idk??? Anybody use em before?
01-05-2009, 09:56 PM
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01-06-2009, 03:53 PM
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Re: street tires
yeah but the tire is made of the same material, and i think cheng shin is cheap just because its chinese i dont buy chinese
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01-13-2009, 06:46 PM
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Re: street tires
Bridgestone BATLAX are good but hard as hell to mount and a bit pricey.
I run the Pirelli SL26 scooter tires from Parts Unlimited for $28.99 each and love them.. They are tubeless but will need a tube unless you have billet wheels.
Part #SL26-01
Size and rating 3.00J-10 TT
1-800- 369 -1000
By the way, if $ is tight, you really only need a rear street tire for wheelie stunts. Front tire dont matter when it's in the air.Get a rear for now and work on stoppies later when you can afford a front street.
I run the Pirelli SL26 scooter tires from Parts Unlimited for $28.99 each and love them.. They are tubeless but will need a tube unless you have billet wheels.
Part #SL26-01
Size and rating 3.00J-10 TT
1-800- 369 -1000
By the way, if $ is tight, you really only need a rear street tire for wheelie stunts. Front tire dont matter when it's in the air.Get a rear for now and work on stoppies later when you can afford a front street.
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01-13-2009, 07:26 PM
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Re: street tires
Bridgestone BATLAX are good but hard as hell to mount and a bit pricey.
I
By the way, if $ is tight, you really only need a rear street tire for wheelie stunts. Front tire dont matter when it's in the air.Get a rear for now and work on stoppies later when you can afford a front street.
I
By the way, if $ is tight, you really only need a rear street tire for wheelie stunts. Front tire dont matter when it's in the air.Get a rear for now and work on stoppies later when you can afford a front street.
01-13-2009, 07:56 PM
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Re: street tires
01-14-2009, 09:08 AM
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Re: street tires
Thanks anyways bro but just picked up a set of cheng shin's only $26. gona mount them today. Then im going to do some art work at the local school parking lot! wana practice my circle burnouts and this 9 degree weather helps out to!
01-23-2009, 08:56 AM
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