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Got myself some lovely Mitas 09’s for the Himalayan. Have read the tubes the bike comes with are unsurprisingly rubbish. 

Are some tubes better than others? May as well get something good if it’s worth it.

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1 hour ago, Six30 said:

Tubes ... what is this word :?

aren't they the things that get tied to stop little Six's appear ;)

 

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1 minute ago, Fish said:

aren't they the things that get tied to stop little Six's appear ;)

 

Six has that sorted, his personality is the only contraceptive he needs 😁 

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I've used unbranded tubes before on the 380 without any issue.

Quick look on ebay shows Michelin tubes are available for sensible £

 

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15 minutes ago, Bianco2564 said:

I've used unbranded tubes before on the 380 without any issue.

Quick look on ebay shows Michelin tubes are available for sensible £

 

Cheers mdear, I’ll have a looky.

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Michelin ultra heavy duty,  bought mine from dirtbike xpress.  Use them on my off roader and have found them to be pretty good 

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On 19/11/2020 at 19:17, Slowlycatchymonkey said:

Got myself some lovely Mitas 09’s for the Himalayan. Have read the tubes the bike comes with are unsurprisingly rubbish. 

Are some tubes better than others? May as well get something good if it’s worth it.

Good tubes are cheap ... rubbish tubes make great rubber bands .. It' a win win sort of thing ...

I'm looking for some more road focused tyres for my Himma ... If i'm riding off road ... It's because i've crashed ... :classic_laugh:

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36 minutes ago, Trooper74 said:

Good tubes are cheap ... rubbish tubes make great rubber bands .. It' a win win sort of thing ...

I'm looking for some more road focused tyres for my Himma ... If i'm riding off road ... It's because i've crashed ... :classic_laugh:

have you tried catspaw tyres 

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Hi they are dual purpose on/off road tyres and i have always used them on my serow and not as vicious as full on knobblies so feel ok on the road 

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