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Re: brake pads
Reply #30 on: 14 June, 2022, 05:54:59 PM
In July 202 :187:1 I paid € 285 for a set Bridgestone T32 Evo. Just checked... now € 350
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Re: brake pads
Reply #31 on: 14 June, 2022, 06:32:01 PM
*Originally Posted by mustangpilot [+]
In July 202 :187:1 I paid € 285 for a set Bridgestone T32 Evo. Just checked... now € 350

Wow! I just ordered a pair of Roadtec 01's for my 800, after finding a gurt big screw in middle of rear. Not sure how much yet, I said, just get them, 'cos I know they're in short supply. Rec'n 300 + fitting.
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Re: brake pads
Reply #32 on: 17 June, 2022, 07:46:00 AM
*Originally Posted by Paul2bikes [+]
Wow! I just ordered a pair of Roadtec 01's for my 800, after finding a gurt big screw in middle of rear. Not sure how much yet, I said, just get them, 'cos I know they're in short supply. Rec'n 300 + fitting.

Job done yesterday, £293 + £30 ride in/out fitting for the pair. Skinnier than our 1050's eg 110/80x19f 150/70x17r. By eckers they're getting dear. Tyre fitter said he could have plugged it ok but I'm wary of plugged tyres. First puncture since 2013 so can't complain. Now what'll happen.......
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