I won free Dunlop tires but my softail doesn't need them...
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I won free Dunlop tires but my softail doesn't need them...
... my tires on my Deluxe are pretty new and I can't use the gift certificate for a set of free Dunlop tires that I won for Best of Show at Americade in June.
Guys, what do you think this is worth? The only exclusions are face compound tires, automotive tires, rear trike tires, and "other" tires (LOL who knows what "other" means). But if the tires aren't out of the ordinary it should be good to go.
The certificate asks for Year/Make/Model and front & rear tire size and model.
Don't know how to price this one. What do you all think?
Guys, what do you think this is worth? The only exclusions are face compound tires, automotive tires, rear trike tires, and "other" tires (LOL who knows what "other" means). But if the tires aren't out of the ordinary it should be good to go.
The certificate asks for Year/Make/Model and front & rear tire size and model.
Don't know how to price this one. What do you all think?
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......you ARE going to require new tires eventually though. Get them, bring them home and set up the awesomest end table EVER until you are ready to use them.
... my tires on my Deluxe are pretty new and I can't use the gift certificate for a set of free Dunlop tires that I won for Best of Show at Americade in June.
Guys, what do you think this is worth? The only exclusions are face compound tires, automotive tires, rear trike tires, and "other" tires (LOL who knows what "other" means). But if the tires aren't out of the ordinary it should be good to go.
The certificate asks for Year/Make/Model and front & rear tire size and model.
Don't know how to price this one. What do you all think?
Guys, what do you think this is worth? The only exclusions are face compound tires, automotive tires, rear trike tires, and "other" tires (LOL who knows what "other" means). But if the tires aren't out of the ordinary it should be good to go.
The certificate asks for Year/Make/Model and front & rear tire size and model.
Don't know how to price this one. What do you all think?
#3
... my tires on my Deluxe are pretty new and I can't use the gift certificate for a set of free Dunlop tires that I won for Best of Show at Americade in June.
Guys, what do you think this is worth? The only exclusions are face compound tires, automotive tires, rear trike tires, and "other" tires (LOL who knows what "other" means). But if the tires aren't out of the ordinary it should be good to go.
The certificate asks for Year/Make/Model and front & rear tire size and model.
Don't know how to price this one. What do you all think?
Guys, what do you think this is worth? The only exclusions are face compound tires, automotive tires, rear trike tires, and "other" tires (LOL who knows what "other" means). But if the tires aren't out of the ordinary it should be good to go.
The certificate asks for Year/Make/Model and front & rear tire size and model.
Don't know how to price this one. What do you all think?
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I thought of getting them but remember reading about tires that just sit around - they may be brand new but after a while they expire and become dangerous. I really don't know how long it would be with my limited riding time now before I would need them. Probably after they expire...
Last edited by studiopeg; 10-02-2013 at 09:21 AM.
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Peg, wrap them in news paper and store them in an controlled temp area, like a closet, a finished basement, and so on. Also, if you go this route, store them laying flat, not upright or hanging on a nail. They will last forever and a day that way. AND, what if you hit a nail next week or blow a rear, God forbid you ever do, but you never know and you will have tires waiting to go, FREE!. That's just my $.02 on the matter.
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I thought of buying them but remember reading about tires that just sit around - they may be brand new but after a while they expire and become dangerous. I really don't know how long it would be with my limited riding time now before I would need them. Probably after they expire...
I thought of buying them but remember reading about tires that just sit around - they may be brand new but after a while they expire and become dangerous. I really don't know how long it would be with my limited riding time now before I would need them. Probably after they expire...
Ya, they aren't going to go bad if they are kept in a controlled area. Same shelf life as a Twinkie. Just a little less.
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Peg, wrap them in news paper and store them in an controlled temp area, like a closet, a finished basement, and so on. Also, if you go this route, store them laying flat, not upright or hanging on a nail. They will last forever and a day that way. AND, what if you hit a nail next week or blow a rear, God forbid you ever do, but you never know and you will have tires waiting to go, FREE!. That's just my $.02 on the matter.
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