Australian tyre prices

Bridgy's are made in Japan & Avon's in the U.K as far as I am aware they don't make tyres specially for the Oz market I may be wrong. Bikes that are imported with tyres on them have to be changed as well as other parts (brake pads I think is another). Mine are going great good luck to someone if they can spot the difference. Other people on here may know more about it than me. Money saved put to upgrading the suspension :thumbsup:
 
Roughy's right .. tyres need to be replaced on all bikes imported from the US. Tyres for Bikes always got US plated bikes in there getting new tyres fitted.
 
Roughy's right .. tyres need to be replaced on all bikes imported from the US. Tyres for Bikes always got US plated bikes in there getting new tyres fitted.

I wonder if it's because the tyres don't comply with ADR or some other reason ,sounds like Old Mate at Kulnura wasn't full of Sh**t ,the blinged up Harley put us off!:unsure:
 
The Rocket Roadster/Classic/Standard possible tires list has been updated.
The Excedra 150/80R17 front tire has been eliminated.
See Post #47
 
I wonder if it's because the tyres don't comply with ADR or some other reason ,sounds like Old Mate at Kulnura wasn't full of Sh**t ,the blinged up Harley put us off!:unsure:

Think it's because they have been ridden on the other side of the road .. imported bikes meant to have their headlights changed as well for the same reason.. TFB aren't allowed by law to re-sell the US tyres no matter how little wear.
 
You East Coasters should maybe do a bulk buy from the States .. so should us West Coast mob. $500 for a ME880 rear here in Albany I'm told. Imagine the Bridgestone would be similar .. ***c that :cautious:

Hmm TC, good point and maybe put out some feelers and try a bulk buy here and see what the response would be from a few dealers, and keep it local - ish. Just a thought.
 
Hmm TC, good point and maybe put out some feelers and try a bulk buy here and see what the response would be from a few dealers, and keep it local - ish. Just a thought.

Joes you mean ? .. I'd always rather buy local if possible. Peter K getting two tyres for the price of a rear be hard to match though mate.
 
I would most certainly do business at the above mentioned again and that would be my first consideration as far as buying in larger amounts goes and keeping it local, yes. Pete got an unbeatable deal I agree and it would be hard to match unless the dealer got a deal when he got them in bulk.
 
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