Great site, good prices.!!!
Need new tires?.. check here
A buddy of mine sent this to me - great prices on m/c tires of all types/brands/sizes. Thought y'all might wanna know.
www.tiresunlimited.com if that doesn't work for you, try here:
http://204.127.236.121/index.html
www.tiresunlimited.com if that doesn't work for you, try here:
http://204.127.236.121/index.html
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Hey Hogtied...
http://www.discountmotorcycletire.com/
These guys have a better deal on Dunlops. They also have a 2 rear and 1 front deal that is hard to beat.
I ordered and they came within five days. Checked the date on the sidewalls and the tires are fresh stock which as you know is important.
http://www.discountmotorcycletire.com/
These guys have a better deal on Dunlops. They also have a 2 rear and 1 front deal that is hard to beat.
I ordered and they came within five days. Checked the date on the sidewalls and the tires are fresh stock which as you know is important.
http://www.mawonline.com/dunlop.htm#Tires street
In comparing Dunlop D402's, mawonline has a better price than tires unlimited.
MT90HB16 Front Tire with Harley Sidewall : TU - 89.27 MAW - 78.95
In comparing Dunlop D402's, mawonline has a better price than tires unlimited.
MT90HB16 Front Tire with Harley Sidewall : TU - 89.27 MAW - 78.95
Internet shopping is great for some things
Keep in mind your total cost when changing tires. Living in Honolulu has it's own benefits (lots of sun, riding time, and those thong bikinis) Ahem, back to the subject at hand. After paying shipping and waiting about a week (or more since 9/11), and then paying for install, I find it is often better (read not cheaper) to have one of the local shops supply and install some parts. You may never have a problem with a mail ordered part (hell I have enough of them chrome ones), but on the major moving parts, I like to have someone who I can get to fix a problem with a part that they sold me.
Of course all of this may be no factor in your decision if you are not on an island with only 2 major dealerships and a handful of custom builders.
Keep in mind your total cost when changing tires. Living in Honolulu has it's own benefits (lots of sun, riding time, and those thong bikinis) Ahem, back to the subject at hand. After paying shipping and waiting about a week (or more since 9/11), and then paying for install, I find it is often better (read not cheaper) to have one of the local shops supply and install some parts. You may never have a problem with a mail ordered part (hell I have enough of them chrome ones), but on the major moving parts, I like to have someone who I can get to fix a problem with a part that they sold me.
Of course all of this may be no factor in your decision if you are not on an island with only 2 major dealerships and a handful of custom builders.
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