Not really a case of being RR, I was brought up believing if you cannot afford something you do not buy it and that includes basic maintenance like tyres. I fully understand the arguments about MC and Car tyres long straight cross country roads or trips like Steve does or done a car tyre would have been perfect.
do you darksiders find a tire dealer to mount the tire or do you have to do it yourself?
seems a dealer would be worried 'bout liability...
just curious
do you darksiders find a tire dealer to mount the tire or do you have to do it yourself?
seems a dealer would be worried 'bout liability...
just curious
Not really a case of being RR, I was brought up believing if you cannot afford something you do not buy it and that includes basic maintenance like tyres. I fully understand the arguments about MC and Car tyres long straight cross country roads or trips like Steve does or done a car tyre would have been perfect.
I grew up on bikes. For a while in my life I was without. I don't plan on ever being without again. It's the one thing I do for me and I really don't get to do it too often. Is what it is.
Cheaper is better if two options meet your needs equally. When I first went darkside either tire would've met my needs, and the extra $150-200 in my pocket mattered. (That's based on the tires available in 2008, considering initial purchase only. I likely saved several times that when considering replacement interval.)
For me at that time, cheaper was definitely better.
To each his own. I've always told my wife, all I want on my tombstone is "He wasn't cheap"
"I do not prize the word "cheap." It is not a badge of honor. It is a symbol of despair. Cheap prices make for cheap goods; cheap goods make for cheap men; and cheap men make for a cheap country." - William McKinley