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Originally posted by blacklines blacklines wrote:

Depending on where you've kept them I'd say 7 and 4 years are fine. I mean you could buy them 10 years old and they have a few years after that. Of course, if they've been left outside in the sun the life will drop off drastically. 


I'd happily use a 4 year old tyre but at 7 it's getting past my comfort zone. But who would buy 10 year old tyres as "New". Absolutely never for a bike.
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That was my thought when I realised,and I hated that tyre anyway so sod it,time for a change Big smile

Since my off I've never trusted it on track and now I'm doubtful for road use as I think they went back to a more conventional profile on the later SportSmarts.
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No worries.
Just talk tires all you want...
LOL

But holy smokes, no protection for the rim, in the video. Ouch
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Originally posted by Ice-mille Ice-mille wrote:

But holy smokes, no protection for the rim, in the video. Ouch


And look at the state of the rims!  Unhappy
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Cowboy fitting  - cheap cheerful and your'e coming to a find a ditch soon.
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Took the bike for a spin, the other day. 
+2degrees Celcius. And the tyres still hold theyr own. 
Good grip, even at good lean . Was 1,5degrees. When i got home.
Love good cheap tyres, and in the same sentence.😁
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