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Mother Road Customs finally got my passenger pillion and tool roll made and to me, I am very happy with them! Also finally got the new rims and Shinko tires on.
These are the Shinko Classic 240, tubed and same tire for the front and rear, they also have a tubeless version but only advertised for the front. They ride pretty good, decently grippy and confidence inspiring given their design. They are supposed to be formulated for mileage, time will tell.
Mother Road Customs finally got my passenger pillion and tool roll made and to me, I am very happy with them! Also finally got the new rims and Shinko tires on.
Originally Posted by donkichi
These are the Shinko Classic 240, tubed and same tire for the front and rear, they also have a tubeless version but only advertised for the front. They ride pretty good, decently grippy and confidence-inspiring given their design. They are supposed to be formulated for mileage, time will tell.
You did amazing things with that 'ol girl! Looks MUCH better than the previous pictures.
I had looked at those SHinkos. Let me know how you like them after a few miles and you get them properly broken in.
Yes, and many skydivers would not remember Carlos. I still have my copy of United we Fall !!!!
I had lots of great weekends at Elsinore and Perris -- I knew (and jumped with) Pat Works, and assisted in some of his RW seminars. Had some great times with Captain Hook, the Sky Pirates, Air Freight, and Air Trash. And yeah, when I saw "CarlosGGodfrog" that brought back more than a few memories!
I had lots of great weekends at Elsinore and Perris -- I knew (and jumped with) Pat Works, and assisted in some of his RW seminars. Had some great times with Captain Hook, the Sky Pirates, Air Freight, and Air Trash. And yeah, when I saw "CarlosGGodfrog" that brought back more than a few memories!
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