Just thought this would be a cool new topic. If there is already one in existence please let me know so I can delete this one, or a mod can do it. As for me I finished my under tail project and rode the crap out of it.
If I had to guess, the $69 isn't to mount and balance the tire, it's mostly for removing the wheel and then reinstalling it. Watch some videos and do some reading on how to remove your wheels on your own and then just bring the wheels and tires to the shop and have them mount the tire for you. Shouldn't be more than $15-$20 a wheel to mount and balance. If it's more than that find someplace else, or start piecing together your own tire changing equipment, maybe even chip in with a few buddies.Yeah I've already looked into that, the shop wants $69 to mount and ballance a tire. So its chaper when I buy from them. Then they mount and ballance for free.
Ordered new tires & brake pads for starters..
Realized I need a new rear tire, soon. Im not sure what brand to go with, theres too many threads of what people prefer and what everyone thinks is better. I want a nice sport tourer where I can drive straight for more than 5k miles but can also feel confident while leaning. I like the Pilot Road 2, but its $239 at the local stealer-ship.
Order online! Sometimes you can get a front/rear combo for around $250.
Dude, I just did order F&R Pilot Road 2's from motorcycle Superstore for $257 shipped yesterday.Last time I bought a set of Road 2's, I got the set for $230 total.
I share the sentiment... Again, beer in hand and frown on my face standing in the VERY cold garageHaha Rayobot!
Made kissy faces at mine again today. This is becoming a regular thing.![]()
Where is that at? Got a map?rode around here..
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It's 12' x 20'. It's sorta like the TardisThat looks pretty big inside. What size is it?