blue meanie
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hi all,
I have for sale 4 off HSE wheels with MT/R's on, 3 x tyres have between 8mm to 10mm across the tread and are the 'S' rated version(112mph?), one has between 7 to 9mm and is the 'Q' rated version(99mph) other than speed rating the four tyres are the same. Wheels have been on the D3 for a while and to a few D3 events as a set so have some 'event marks' here and there on the rims ie a few scratches scuffs and the odd graze or small dink here and there. Be nice to sell as a set but I will split them as long as loving homes can be found for all four  ; so how about offers around £165 each for the three with 7 to 10mm and £150 for the fourth with 6 to 9mm, or £630 for the four? I will of course be making the usual donation to Martin, so please pm me if you are interested,
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a couple of the tread left on the tyres :
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I will also consider splitting the tyres from the wheels, maybe ... possibly  'resistance is futile!'
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AndrewS
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| Re: 4 x HSE 19" wheels with part-worn MT/R's. |
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Hi Chap
What type of glue did you use to stick the wheel/tyres to your fence.
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Salop
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blue meanie
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no glue needed Andrew as you know the tyres stick like glue to any terrain  'resistance is futile!'
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CY
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CFB
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I'd like one as a spare please Andy
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Ent
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I'll take one for a spare if your splitting. Dont want to get caught out on an Off-road day. To anyone thinking about buying some off road tyres these really are the mutts nuts just remember to get down the gym for a pair of weeks before attempting to lift one. Club Exped trailer
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NoDo$h
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Personally I recommend 2 offroad spares. If you get a puncture and use your spare, it's game over for your day/weekend offroad. If you have 2 spares, you can carry on  until you get a second puncture  (unless TFC is around with his puncture repair kit and beadbreakers)
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blue meanie
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NoDo$h wrote:Personally I recommend 2 offroad spares. If you get a puncture and use your spare, it's game over for your day/weekend offroad. If you have 2 spares, you can carry on until you get a second puncture (unless TFC is around with his puncture repair kit and beadbreakers)
Malc, do I earn commission?
your request has been noted 'resistance is futile!'
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blue meanie
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thanks for putting you names down for one each CFB and Ent can I pursuade anyone else to go for one so that they can have them ? in the words of Mrs Doyle; go on, go on, go on, go on, go on, go on, etc.... 'resistance is futile!'
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Kaine
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| Re: 4 x HSE 19" wheels with part-worn MT/R's. |
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AndrewS wrote:Hi Chap
What type of glue did you use to stick the wheel/tyres to your fence.
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Lorne Ffoulkes-jones
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go on i will have one too !! depending on how far from lincolnshire you are !
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blue meanie
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excellent news! thanks Lorne, as you are all a fair distance from me I may have a method for getting the wheels to you all. I'll send a pm to you all with further q's shortly 'resistance is futile!'
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blue meanie
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thanks to Cotefarmboy,Ent and Lorne for agreeing to each take one of these off my hands is anyone interested in the Q-rated cheaper one defore I slap it on Ebay shortly? 'resistance is futile!'
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