I bought a used tire changer for $50 and do my own, Graham
On Saturday, May 7, 2016, Kurt Nolte wrote:
> I envy all you guys who have tire shops that will mount and balance tires
> for low costs when you bring them in yourself.
>
> Here, if you don't buy it at the shop either they won't do it or
I envy all you guys who have tire shops that will mount and balance tires
for low costs when you bring them in yourself.
Here, if you don't buy it at the shop either they won't do it or they
charge $75-80 a wheel.
-Kurt
On Sat, May 7, 2016 at 9:10 PM, Jeremy wrote:
> The battlax is a great tir
The battlax is a great tire IMHO, used them on 1987 vfr700 1984 cb700s and
gsx600f katana. Never gave me any doubt they wouldn't hold. They hold well in
the wet also. If you have a shop around I think it's easier to take the wheels
and tires too them and pay for mount and balance. Around her
*Must Have:*
- Luggage (Bestem Rack and hard-mounted topcase)
- GPS Mount and USB Power (RAM Mount +
http://www.neil.dantam.name/doc/2014/2014-08-17_motorcycle-usb/)
- Better Grips (Oury Road Grips)
- (in hot weather) Beaded seat cover (trimmed Autozone special)
- Engine guards
Throttle lock, cramp buster, foam grips. My right thumb joint is shot and needs
all the help it can get.
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My list of mods have made my 'Hawk a pleasant light touring ride.
17t front sprocket (lowered the freeway RPM's about 500-700, plus increased
my mileage by about 5).
Progressive springs (front).
SS brake line.
National Cycle F15 Touring screen.
Soft saddlebags (Sedici's from Cycle Gear).
Highway
