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  1. I have decided to go for the Avon tyres after hearing great reports on the AM43 and AM44 set-up. I've looked on Avon's website for sizes and it appears there is only one choice for the front, an AM43 90/90-21 and I’m not to sure about the AM44 rear. Is it best to go for the widest tyre that will fit or what? The T63 tyres always give the DT that excellent styling look, what does the Avon tyres look like… any pics? Cheers Lads! Steven.
  2. Excellent!!! Sounds more like it. When you say "They transform your bike from a twitchy scrambler into a carving machine" I take it your confidence is in these black-bands right? You've got my attention now like, any ideas of cost or any special fitting instructions etc…? Cheers Mate.... where the yellow pages! Steven.
  3. The wheels are spoked... has anyone any ideas on the subject? Has anyone got forks and wheels with front brake calliper from DT125X for sale? Cheers, Steven.
  4. Been a reader for a while just registered and here I am. I always said that I would never join a club that would have me as a member… but here I am. There is a first time for everything, including me asking for advice. I’m currently riding a DT125RE (04) which has Michelin T63 road legal tyres factory fitted. These are the ONLY tyres Yamaha recommend for this ride. I never “ride off road” am just a lover of the DT! Now half worn I'm looking to replace these tired tyres but after having felt the back end slip away a little once upon a corner, I’m tempted to fit road tyres. I’m now convincing myself that these T63 tyres are no good for 100% road use. I have toyed around with the idea of fitting wheels from a DT125X (the “supermoto” styled thing) but the forks will need changing to suit the oversize disc and calliper etc… it all seems a little toooooooooooooo much a carry-on, and expense. So, have we any ideas? Thanks for reading chaps and I look forward to you wading through all of the replies!
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