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thanks sam, i see you have a hornet???
i took the bike out last week, but it is still a little cold yet, not to mention gritt on the roads,
i'm really champin at the bit too now.....:shrug:
 

Sam20v

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Yeah i got a hornet 600 in January. first bike since passing test in 1999!!! hahaha only been out twice!
Driving home last night i thought, right weather change for the better goin in on bike tomorrow!!!!
but forecast for rain later today, the surplus grit on the road and the fact that this morn i had to scrape the car meant perhaps i will stick to car for now! :censored:
 
Mar 5, 2006
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scottieland
I'm gonna settle on 215/45/17's, With each tyre side by side there wasn,t much difference, saves the possible risk of rubbing if the offset doesn,t suit.

Would i be right in saying that after new wheels and springs, i will need to get the wheel alignment and tracking checked????:think:
 

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I'm gonna settle on 215/45/17's, With each tyre side by side there wasn,t much difference, saves the possible risk of rubbing if the offset doesn,t suit.

Would i be right in saying that after new wheels and springs, i will need to get the wheel alignment and tracking checked????:think:


that's the recommended approach
 

Sam20v

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changing wheels and tyres they need to be properly balanced...
any messing with suspension (springs or changing bushes) need to get tracking done...
mine was well out after we did the suspension...
SAVE THOSE TYRES DUDE! :)