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I've been running the Shinko 777, great grip/ride/handling but the rears seem to wear rather quickly. But at $72-77 ea for WWW, and free shipping...hey. I'm gonna try running the pressure up like the Metzler's seem to need and see if that helps.
I'm confused.
While these are great paint jobs,(especially the last one) are these examples of Hi-Fi blue? They look turquoise to me. Most examples I see for that matter.
When I went to the HD museum last year the "Wall of tanks" showed Hi-Fi blue to be like the attached. The colorwrite shows it to look like this as well.
Just out of curiosity, whats the proper way to get large images in my post on the site?
The riders club (see that patch to the right of my name?) lets members post larger pictures on this forum...but you don't always need to belong to post larger ones. I upload all my bike pictures on photobucket and select the appropriate size for this forum. All you need to do at photobucket is copy the 'share' link, hit the 'insert images' on the tool bar (top of this box) and paste the link. It took some trial and error before I got it right.
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