TYRE DEALS

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  1. steve750

    steve750 Active Member

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    Hi, I'm after some r77's and wondering on cheapest place to get them. Someone on here said about £170 but I can't find the thread.
    Cheers
     
    #1 steve750, Sep 8, 2015
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    Try oponeo.co.uk.
     
    #2 Blade048, Sep 8, 2015
  3. Jimbo Vills

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    oponeo were at £155 - now £181 as just checked for myself...

    what I don't get is what seems different prices for the same tyre!?
     
    #3 Jimbo Vills, Sep 8, 2015
  4. Blade048

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    Yeah I don't get that either. Maybe it depends on where they are sourcing them from. I've had really good deals through them and all were 2015 dated tyres which is a bonus.
     
    #4 Blade048, Sep 8, 2015
  5. steve750

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    That's annoying
     
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  6. Blade048

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    Just keep checking the website as prices fluctuate. When the price looks good get them bought.:D
     
    #6 Blade048, Sep 8, 2015
  7. Great Guy

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    Try Leeds bike tyres.
     
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  8. steve750

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    Ill try them mate
     
    #8 steve750, Sep 8, 2015
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  10. steve750

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    Good find Sulaco
     
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  11. sulaco

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    No worries,
     
    #11 sulaco, Sep 8, 2015
  12. steve750

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    The Metz get cracking reviews. Is there anything else that are brilliant all rounders like these seem to be? Opening up another massive question I'm thinking
     
    #12 steve750, Sep 8, 2015
  13. Jimbo Vills

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    Oh no!!! Lol

    PR4's are easily as good all round and id say better wet tyres.....

    Can of worms opened :)
     
    #13 Jimbo Vills, Sep 8, 2015
  14. Great Guy

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    Michelin road pilots 2's are brilliant. They where sold out at Leeds bike tyres last week. Customers prefer them to road 3's & 4's apparently.
     
    #14 Great Guy, Sep 8, 2015
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    Be nice to find someone who has ran a lot of different tyres on the same bike.
     
    #15 steve750, Sep 8, 2015
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    most have haven't they? I like to try as many as possible tbh

    I've had that I can remember on r6, blade, r1 and speed triple r (and some all the last three) but I think you can review a tyre despite bike....

    2ct's
    Qualifiers
    Sportsmarts
    Rosso corsa
    Pr3's
    Pr4's
    Bt016 pro's
    M7rr
     
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  17. Great Guy

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    I don' t know what all the above means.
     
    #17 Great Guy, Sep 8, 2015
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    Tyreleader are good..

    The reason for the same tyre at different prices is because they source from different places...
     
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    Different bikes and the way they deliver power can change the way the perform, especially in terms of mileage.
     
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  20. Jimbo Vills

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    They are different tyres mate? Lol
     
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