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Michelin Supersport Pilot Sport Motorcycle Tyres:
... at all angles, giving much more confidence for me. I feel like I can approach corners with more speed and turn in calmly knowing that I'll get the same feel from the front at 30 or 60 miles per hour. With this I have been able to halve my chicken strips on the rear without feeling like I am taking a risk. I am not a fast rider but the Michelins allow me more confidense and I don't feel like I have to brake so har... Read the full review: Confidence inspiring rubber you can trust. by elmopants |
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Optimate Battery Charger Motorcycle Tyres / overall rating  (2 reviews)
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Michelin Sport Touring Macadam 90X Radial Motorcycle Tyres Motorcycle Tyres / overall rating  (1 review)
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Michelin Supersport Pilot Sport Motorcycle Tyres Motorcycle Tyres / overall rating  (1 review)
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Dunlop D404 Tread pattern designed for less sensitivity over rain grooves. Inflated profile provides better handling and cornering ability. Wide profile maximizes contact footprint for longer mileage potential overall rating  (1 review)
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Dunlop K627 Motorcycle Tyres / overall rating  (1 review)
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Dunlop K525 Motorcycle Tyres / overall rating  (1 review)
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Continental ContiForce Motorcycle Tyres Motorcycle Tyres / The Continental ContiForce tyres come in a variety of sizes and indexes for the front and rear. overall rating  (2 reviews)
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Renntec Engine Bars Motorcycle Tyres / Formed steel bars that will protect the engine and frame should the bike fall over. May also help to prevent damage to end cans and fairings. overall rating  (1 review)
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Motrax KPH converter Motorcycle Tyres / Converts grey import bike speedometers into MPH from KPH. overall rating  (1 review)
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Pillion Pal Motorcycle Tyres / Place the Pillion Pal around your waist, secure the safety buckle and you have an excellent means by which your passenger can hold on. overall rating  (1 review)
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Optimate Battery Charger ... batteries that was reliable and tough i was hooked. The first job it did for me was to check my scooter battery which it did in about an hour. It tested it, charged it a bit and then the little green light came on to show all was well. The scooter does get fairly regular use and I knew the battery was in fairly good condition as it was only a few months old. What I did like was the connection to be able to semi permanently connect it to your battery for long term maintenance, plug it in after connecting it and forget it. No more flat batteries. The price is good and by shopping around on the Internet you can pick them up for just over £30. There are other intelligent ch... Read the full review: An intelligent motorcycle battery charger - pity about the rider! by casperdog777 |
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Motrax KPH converter ... I bought an Italian import Honda CB 500,the dealer kindly attatched horrid MPH stickers to the speedo. I bought the Motrax gadget before collecting the bike. It took much longer to remove the literally tacky stickers than to fit the shiny blue thing twixt speedo and cable! Has been working perfectly for just over a year now . I am thinking of getting another Italian (Yamaha TT350), And will not hesitate to spend another £30. Highly recommended especially as you don't have to attempt mental metric/imperial calculations at awkward moments such as when running low on petrol or approaching a Gatso.... Read the full review: fit and forget! by jurek |
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Dunlop K627 ... tire is a good choice for those who ride mid-sized cruser style motorcycles and on occasion travel back roads. It rides smooth on paved roads and grips well for a street tire in dirt or gravel. My tire balanced with a very small amount of weight and with about 4000 miles seems to wear like iron. The cost is within reason for a brand name tire. On the downside it is a heavy tire. It also has a very stiff sidewall, you will need to lube the rim to install the tire. ... Read the full review: K-627 by dadzilla |
