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Tyres

Tech Talk for Suzuki owners.

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Tyres

Post by Sean »

Are JT2's and TSL Bogger's road legal? Is the size the only illegal thing? are there any problems with these tyres?

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Post by 85zook »

Legality is one thing, safety is another. If you plan on driving it on the road get radials, nothing else.
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Post by Sean »

cheers,

thats all i wanted to know.

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Post by Nev »

i had simex centis for a while and they drove perfectly on road albeit noisy. JT2's are possibly quite good too. Boggers are another thing altogther though. My mates 60 with 38" boggers was all over the road and vibes were shocking! and then the wheel fell off......haha...damn wheel spacers!
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