Thank's for the replies I will try 28/30psi and see how they feel, but its not exactly F1 handling
I think my little Triumph Spitfire will stick to the road a little better?
Roger
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Re: New Tyres
Hello All
Thank's for the replies I will try 28/30psi and see how they feel, but its not exactly F1 handling
I think my little Triumph Spitfire will stick to the road a little better?
Roger
Thank's for the replies I will try 28/30psi and see how they feel, but its not exactly F1 handling
I think my little Triumph Spitfire will stick to the road a little better?
Roger
Re: New Tyres
Hello All
I have gone with the 155 Nankings.
£125 delivered and £30 to have fitted and balanced and new valves.
So happy with the prices but what I want to know is what tyres pressures you all run them at? and wheel nut torque setting?
Thank's
Roger
I have gone with the 155 Nankings.
£125 delivered and £30 to have fitted and balanced and new valves.
So happy with the prices but what I want to know is what tyres pressures you all run them at? and wheel nut torque setting?
Thank's
Roger
Re: New Tyres
Hello All
Thank's for all your advise and views I think I will get a set of Nankank's.
Just working out who is cheapest
Thank's
Roger
Thank's for all your advise and views I think I will get a set of Nankank's.
Just working out who is cheapest
Thank's
Roger
New Tyres
Hello All I am new to this board, We have owned a 1968 Traveller for about 3 1/2 years I must admit I am more of a Triumph man (TR2 in pieces, Mk2 Vitesse, 1500 Spitfire) plus a few Velocette motorcycles! The Moggy was bought on a whim(we owned one when the children were small) We don't do a lot of ...