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new tyre!!!! help please :)

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ok, im in dyer need of a new rear tyre.... and payday is coming up...good place to get tyres? and where can we use our members discount..?? i have just been to cms and a 160 by maxxis will cost 95 plus 5 fitting fee. there are various others there too... just curious because i know cms are renound for high prices? any decent places to go? thanks guys

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Get tyres like this! :shock: :wink:


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SIIIICK!! but no. looks gash and i bet dosent even work lol!!! come on serious replies now -.-
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Where do you normally get your work done ? Any bike shop can supply and fit tyres,if your loyal to one try then as they should give you a good price and you won't need to do worry about some discount for being a forum member.I have 2 or 3 shops I regualry use and through that loyalty I never pay full rrp
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To be fair to CMS, I would never have said they were particualrly expensive compared to most other shops around :?

If you are comparing to ebay prices, then that is different, but if you take a loose wheel and tyre pretty much anywhere now, you're looking at up to £20 to fit and balance per wheel :shock:

I beleive Jamie at Bikeworx will fit tyres :? Your SWB membership card will give you a 10% discount at Protyre too :wink:
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TLS-Moose wrote: If you are comparing to ebay prices, then that is different, but if you take a loose wheel and tyre pretty much anywhere now, you're looking at up to £20 to fit and balance per wheel :shock:
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cms sounds like a plan then...theyre my norm, now you say that, i guess that theyre quite cheap in the tyre fitting side of things. lol, that will be it then :D
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I think I saw you and Delvey today. Delvey going into town along Beacon Lane about 12.30, whoever it was waved, n you coming out of town along Beacon Lane about 1.00ish, n didn’t wave. :wink: I've had tyres from CMS and BikeWorx, and they were both about the same price. The last one from CMS was in June 2009, Bridgestone BT45R 130/80-17 £70, plus ultra-seal £13 plus VAT £12, total £95. BikeWorx was at MOT time so took them off the bike for me. As I have a car I take them off the bike myself and down to CMS. I've not been to SP or Bridge, but I look at those big shiney showrooms and assume the must have higher overheads and hence higher prices. If you buy your tyres online and fit them yourself then ideally you should get them balanced depending on how fast you want to go, so you'd still have to take them to a garage. As for Protyre I've not tried them.
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Sixth Gear wrote:I think I saw you and Delvey today. Delvey going into town along Beacon Lane about 12.30, whoever it was waved,
Yeh that was me, I thought it was you, although ur bike seemed to be lacking a engine :shock:
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Can't beat a bituv pedal power! I thought of giving you a race, but it didn't seem fair, on you I mean. :wink:
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ha well I took the immediate right after seeing you up that greenlane that meets up with stoke hill, would of liked to see you keep up going up there ;)
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Sixth Gear wrote: I've not been to SP or Bridge, but I look at those big shiney showrooms and assume the must have higher overheads and hence higher prices. If you buy your tyres online and fit them yourself then ideally you should get them balanced depending on how fast you want to go, so you'd still have to take them to a garage. As for Protyre I've not tried them.
not necessarily true, bigger shops = better buying power = better discounts so potentially better pricing, the labour charges might be higher though. when ive had tyres from sp they've always been cheaper than protyre,i use a guy local to me who makes his money on the fitting the tyres not supplying them
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wanzey wrote:ok, im in dyer need of a new rear tyre.... and payday is coming up...good place to get tyres? and where can we use our members discount..?? i have just been to cms and a 160 by maxxis will cost 95 plus 5 fitting fee. there are various others there too... just curious because i know cms are renound for high prices? any decent places to go? thanks guys

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try john he is usualy cheaper then most places http://www.jcmotorcyclesltd.co.uk
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What :?

with the bike :shock:
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