SPORT BIKE TRACK GEAR DOT COM

Quote from: Capt baz on July 09, 2008, 11:35:10 AM
no suggestions, but i recently had a new rear put on at the 12K service( last fall ) & i could've purchased one on line cheaper, but they( dealer ) would charge to mount it. so i bought it at the dealer & had it installed for, i think, $18 more than the best on line price i could find. if you are changing it yourself , do an on line buy.

That's a pretty good deal then. I asked about the tire price at the dealer yesterday and was told 193. but then I have to pay...something like 45 (inc taxes, shop supplies fee, etc etc) to get it mounted. Screw that. So I'll order online and take the tire to them.

Quote from: vwboomer on July 09, 2008, 12:12:20 PM
That's a pretty good deal then. I asked about the tire price at the dealer yesterday and was told 193. but then I have to pay...something like 45 (inc taxes, shop supplies fee, etc etc) to get it mounted. Screw that. So I'll order online and take the tire to them.

I'm looking for a Michelin Road 2's 180/55ZR-17 and did a quick Google search

Derby Cycles  -  $144 (never heard of them, will call in the am to see about their shipping)
SouthWest - $166 - out of stock
SportBike Track Gear  - $171 free shipping

http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com/1/5/465/DPDEPT/Street-Bike-Tires.aspx

Great customer service...have never had a problem with them over the past couple years

Quote from: vwboomer on July 08, 2008, 06:22:25 PM
I ordered my 2CT's from Ridenow.com. Good prices, quick shipping.

A little off topic, but never go to this place for service! I'm actually very surprised you got any sort of deal there.

Quote from: ODrides on July 09, 2008, 11:44:20 AM
+1.  I've ordered tires from them for years.  Best prices I've found online.  Quick, free shipping.

What he said for sure.
PayPal nice for me, find your stuff on motorcycle-superstore, put in cart, hit PayPal, pay at PayPal.  Very quick, since yu don't have to type hundreds of keystrokes to complete your order.   At your door soon as well .

Quote from: ducwrx on July 09, 2008, 10:38:58 PM
A little off topic, but never go to this place for service! I'm actually very surprised you got any sort of deal there.

It was my first and only experience to date. I want to say the set of 2ct's was 250 shipped. right in that area.

http://www.americanmototire.com/catalog/index.php

got my bt021's there. great price. fast delivery.

Decided to go with Sportbike Track Gear
Was a bit more expensive than Derby Cycles but they had a Repsol
promo going so I ordered the oil as well, all with free shipping.

They only sell Michelin, good price and fast shipping.

http://www.bibmen.com/

I am amazed that my local Yamaha/KTM/Victory/Kaw shop is selling me Michelin tires much cheaper than all the sites listed on this thread, even with FREE shipping.  I checked the prices online.

They charge $20 to mount with the best equipment currently available and I balance them.  Check locally before ordering and support your local shop if you can.

I use 4 or 5 rears and 2 fronts per year - maybe they give me a break for the volume.

Nice guys.

LA

Quote from: Dan on July 10, 2008, 04:13:16 PM
They only sell Michelin, good price and fast shipping.

http://www.bibmen.com/

just orderd front michellin power 2tc for 117 + 10 shipping...said hed send it out tomorrow...we will see how fast

hes in texas im in malibu

Quote from: He Man on July 09, 2008, 12:10:12 PM
SPORT BIKE TRACK GEAR DOT COM

+1 I'm in Calgary, Canada and I just ordered a new Michelin Pilot Power rear and it arrived in 6 days! And the price was good too. Plus finding a US company that will ship to canada for a decent price is hard to find. And right now on their site shipping is free to the lower 48.

Support our sponsors - motowheels have always been within $5 of any best price I have found online.  And if they run a seasonal special like they did last spring on michelins, they are the best price around.

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