Double puncture
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Double puncture
After having a double puncture this morning i need some help regarding a new rear tyre choices for my nc30 she was running on a 150/60/18 bridgestone bt090 are there any other choices or brands available ? The only reason i ask is the bike store have suggested 160/60/18 ? I know Dunlop have now discontinued the alpha 10's now
Bike gets ridden fairy hard and it commutes every day to work.
Recommendations Please .......
cheers Dan
Bike gets ridden fairy hard and it commutes every day to work.
Recommendations Please .......
cheers Dan
- Deviant400
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Re: Double puncture
i was running a bt21 in 16/60/18 just before i started my rebuild and was doing lots of miles daily and quite happy with it for a commuter , offers good grip and has lasted well
Deviants AM/PM buildxivlia wrote:no i am not dead. ive just been trying a few things....
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Re: Double puncture
So i assume you've not had any handleing issues or probs with that size ?
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Re: Double puncture
nope no issues
Deviants AM/PM buildxivlia wrote:no i am not dead. ive just been trying a few things....
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- Drunkn Munky
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Re: Double puncture
Whats wrong with another BT090 or BT092 if you want a bit more mileage?
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Re: Double puncture
160/60 in 18 inch are big old balloons...IMO
150/60/18 in a BT92 is the doozy for getting some mileage
150/60/18 in a BT92 is the doozy for getting some mileage
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NC30 - No9 - my old mate
The V4 is the law..
NC30 - No9 - my old mate
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Re: Double puncture
CMSMJ1 wrote:160/60 in 18 inch are big old balloons...IMO
150/60/18 in a BT92 is the doozy for getting some mileage

I had them fitted for a while, lasted well.
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Re: Double puncture
Ive got a BT92 on atm and its lasted me well, not a huge diffrence in grip between that and the alpha 10 i had on before other than in the wet. And i ride quite hard but also commute to work on it.