New tires for CBR 600F4I 2001
Ok. They are broken in. Chicken strips are down to sub 1cm. Hairs are gone, and man. My bike is so much better than I thought it was.
I'm not going to ramble because i realize how much I sound like Bridgestone is paying me. All I can confirm is that my new 016's are better than Corse III's by a huge margin. 2 tanks of gas and 500km later I'm a changed man.
391 installed with tax. Still dancing.
I'm not going to ramble because i realize how much I sound like Bridgestone is paying me. All I can confirm is that my new 016's are better than Corse III's by a huge margin. 2 tanks of gas and 500km later I'm a changed man.
391 installed with tax. Still dancing.
Ok. They are broken in. Chicken strips are down to sub 1cm. Hairs are gone, and man. My bike is so much better than I thought it was.
I'm not going to ramble because i realize how much I sound like Bridgestone is paying me. All I can confirm is that my new 016's are better than Corse III's by a huge margin. 2 tanks of gas and 500km later I'm a changed man.
391 installed with tax. Still dancing.
I'm not going to ramble because i realize how much I sound like Bridgestone is paying me. All I can confirm is that my new 016's are better than Corse III's by a huge margin. 2 tanks of gas and 500km later I'm a changed man.
391 installed with tax. Still dancing.
Yeah but I walked down the street here in Canada and got these put on for that price. Tires are base priced from the states, so they are always more expensive up here, even after the conversion. PP 2ct's here for less than 500 CDN just for the tires is a good deal.
Me and my brother both run tomahawk tires, and they are amazing tires for there price. They are $150 for both and they rival my old Dunlops and his old Pilots. Look them up they are used by a top stunter as well
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