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Old 18-Jan-2011, 20:15
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I thought we were going to be on Maxxis?

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Old 19-Jan-2011, 11:26
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...and at the price you're getting them for you should be fricking pleased!!!
Too right I am. For the cost of the 3 sets I bought last year I can have 4 this year!

Cheers again Kev for all your (and whoever else behind the scenes) hard work. We didn't just stumble on this deal, and it is for a H rated (apparently ideal for our bikes, but I doubt I'll be able to notice) Dunlop (my manufacturer of choice for my 848). A pat on the back for finding a decent tyre at the right price to keep this budget racing. It can't have been easy to wait to confirm the details with us all moaning!
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Old 19-Jan-2011, 12:29
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Too right I am. For the cost of the 3 sets I bought last year I can have 4 this year!

Indeed - this came up in conversation at the Essex pub night and it seems that buying 4 sets of tyres over the season is the average, so you're effectively getting your tyres cheaper, or getting one set free, whichever way you want to look at it!

With the cost increase due to VAT, petrol tax and everything else going up, it's great that the series is able to stick to it's "cheap racing" ethos and help give something back.

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Cheers again Kev for all your (and whoever else behind the scenes) hard work. We didn't just stumble on this deal, and it is for a H rated (apparently ideal for our bikes, but I doubt I'll be able to notice) Dunlop (my manufacturer of choice for my 848). A pat on the back for finding a decent tyre at the right price to keep this budget racing. It can't have been easy to wait to confirm the details with us all moaning!

I don't think any of us see it as moaning as such, you're all passionate about the series and it's great to get the ideas discussed and to feed back the rider's comments into the series. You guys tried the new Pirelli, the natural successor to the original tyre we had used from the start, and didn't like them. Rider power meant you questioned it and we now have a different tyre which fits with what you guys asked ... just please DON'T ask to change it again next season!!


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Old 19-Jan-2011, 12:33
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Yep fantastic news, just ordered 2 sets off Mark.

Now how about those entry forms?
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Old 19-Jan-2011, 15:26
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Old 19-Jan-2011, 17:36
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any chance you could post up what the tyres are and what the price is in case anyone is considering joining in....
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Old 19-Jan-2011, 17:38
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I an trying not to grumble. I was hoping to use the old tyres for three meetings and then one new set for the rest of the season. I had already half decided that I would be better pff going for the new tyres in the colder wether.

All said and done seems like a good price.

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Old 19-Jan-2011, 18:07
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any chance you could post up what the tyres are and what the price is in case anyone is considering joining in....
Make: - Dunlop
Model: - Qualifier
Rating: - H
About £150 delivered to your door.
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Old 22-Jan-2011, 18:34
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7 Weeks now, and not an entry form in sight.
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