UK weather.. you'll need wets.. 3" of rain over the past couple of days. It's like being in the tropics during rainy season, but without the warmthkarl BKK wrote:HondaSan wrote:I agree with the previous post. My NC30 had a 160 on when I bought it and it was fouling the chain and there was also some evidence of it having fouled the undertray too.
I wasn't comfortable with this and swapped to a 150. Shame you're not local as I've got a barely worn 160 sat in the garage (but then you wouldn't have 35 degree temperatures)!
To be honest, i would love to have some UK weather right now, far to hot to ride the bike in the afternoons here at the moment.
As for the tyre, i think i made a good choice with the 150 bt090, it feels great and inspires confidence when cornering at speed :)
I have however had a little rubbing from the chain, i will adjust it again tonight (new chain, prob stretched a little) and see how i get on.
150 or 160 rear tyre? :)
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Re: 150 or 160 rear tyre? :)
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Re: 150 or 160 rear tyre? :)
Neosophist wrote:UK weather.. you'll need wets.. 3" of rain over the past couple of days. It's like being in the tropics during rainy season, but without the warmthkarl BKK wrote:HondaSan wrote:I agree with the previous post. My NC30 had a 160 on when I bought it and it was fouling the chain and there was also some evidence of it having fouled the undertray too.
I wasn't comfortable with this and swapped to a 150. Shame you're not local as I've got a barely worn 160 sat in the garage (but then you wouldn't have 35 degree temperatures)!
To be honest, i would love to have some UK weather right now, far to hot to ride the bike in the afternoons here at the moment.
As for the tyre, i think i made a good choice with the 150 bt090, it feels great and inspires confidence when cornering at speed :)
I have however had a little rubbing from the chain, i will adjust it again tonight (new chain, prob stretched a little) and see how i get on.
In that case i'll pass thank you lol :D
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Re: 150 or 160 rear tyre? :)
...and you'd miss out on all those tuk-tuk rides round Sukhumvit Road !karl BKK wrote:In that case i'll pass thank you lol :D
Great fun

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Re: 150 or 160 rear tyre? :)
Sod the Tuk Tuk's the novelty wears off after a while, I prefer riding the VFR around and out of BKK, so does tyhe Mrs too. However i have considered buying a tuk tuk and putting a big bike engine in one, i am sure that would draw crowds of foreign customers on Kao San Road lol :DHondaSan wrote:...and you'd miss out on all those tuk-tuk rides round Sukhumvit Road !karl BKK wrote:In that case i'll pass thank you lol :D
Great fun