Tires in San Fernando Valley?
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Tires in San Fernando Valley?
I've seen it before some where but I think it was a really long time ago...best place to get tires and/or have thetires puton? Should we order online then have someone put it on? We are closest to the NW section of San Fernando Valley but can go a bit farther if needed (Depends on the savings).
Hubby needs a front. Wierd we have heard on the VTX that due to the way the bike rides (heavy front end) it will most likely be 2 fronts to one rear. He thought he was doing good but the Hollister run did him in.
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Hubby needs a front. Wierd we have heard on the VTX that due to the way the bike rides (heavy front end) it will most likely be 2 fronts to one rear. He thought he was doing good but the Hollister run did him in.
Thanks!
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RE: Tires in San Fernando Valley?
I'll give them a call....
Hubby is in charge of pricing them out. He thinks he might need rear brakes too...the bike has about 24 k on it now probably time for the next service. Honda doesservice intervals of 4k....23k/24k is a major service.
Keeping up 2 bikes can be very expensive.
Hubby is in charge of pricing them out. He thinks he might need rear brakes too...the bike has about 24 k on it now probably time for the next service. Honda doesservice intervals of 4k....23k/24k is a major service.
Keeping up 2 bikes can be very expensive.
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RE: Tires in San Fernando Valley?
If you can, bring the pads with you. It should be no charge to swap 'em out when the wheel is off. If you don't have time to pick them up, ask him about the pads when you call. He might have them in stock. I always replace my rear pads whenever I change the tire. It's cheap insurance.
Not sure if he is thinking front and rear or just front.
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