dual sport tires needed
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bsacbob
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Try Big Bendum in BKK
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Russ McDermid
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In Chonburi, there is this chap ...
http://www.rideasia.net/motorcycle-forum/showthread.php?t=397&p=53163&viewfull=1#post53163
He sorted me out with a pair of Metzlers for my V-strom, which are about the same size as you need.... and they were great for Cambodia.
http://www.rideasia.net/motorcycle-forum/showthread.php?t=397&p=53163&viewfull=1#post53163
He sorted me out with a pair of Metzlers for my V-strom, which are about the same size as you need.... and they were great for Cambodia.
Russ McDermid
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And while I was searching my old post, this popped up on Facebook...
https://www.facebook.com/Mototyre
Seems like he has a good selection, with reasonable pricing. Located in BKK, but can EMS anywhere in Thai for 200 THB.
https://www.facebook.com/Mototyre
Seems like he has a good selection, with reasonable pricing. Located in BKK, but can EMS anywhere in Thai for 200 THB.
bsacbob
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Russ just interested which Metzlers did you go for on the Strom ?
schrauberklaus
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A few weeks ago i buy Pirelli MT21 Rallycross at the Pirelli shop in Phuket .
Size 90/90-21 and 130/90-18 , mount them on my CRF350L
6200-6500 THB for both if i remember correct .
Now after about 3000km mostly on Road i would call them Dualsport .
They hold up well , not much gone from the knobs .
They was brand new a little smeary on the Road and make the Bike a little nervous on good roads , strait lines but that was gone after a few 100
Km .
Now they are fine , hold well on the Road with good grip in the Dirt .Wet Dirt fall quickly out of the pits .
Even in the Rain they hold fine . Dit today the 1083 through Lam Nam Nan in the Rain , no Problem .
Size 90/90-21 and 130/90-18 , mount them on my CRF350L
6200-6500 THB for both if i remember correct .
Now after about 3000km mostly on Road i would call them Dualsport .
They hold up well , not much gone from the knobs .
They was brand new a little smeary on the Road and make the Bike a little nervous on good roads , strait lines but that was gone after a few 100
Km .
Now they are fine , hold well on the Road with good grip in the Dirt .Wet Dirt fall quickly out of the pits .
Even in the Rain they hold fine . Dit today the 1083 through Lam Nam Nan in the Rain , no Problem .
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