[twisty]

I have two brand new sets of Tomahawks. I ordered to many and one set of race take offs with 12 laps on them that would like to get ride of. Sizes are 120/70/17 and 180/55/17. They are medium compound so you can get alot of miles out of them.

160 for the new sets and 50 bucks for the take off that I promise are in great shape. Again I have raced a full season on the Tomahawk brand and have really no problems besides putting the wrong air pressure in once which made the tire wear funny.

Feel free to PM me with questions.

 

[R1up0n1]

How do you just order too many tires Twisty!!!? :lol: anyway :luck: with the tire sales!

 

[twisty]

I order them in bulk. Saves on shipping.

 

[jeeps84]

How many track days do you get out of a set?

 

[twisty]

Trackdays...Depends really on how hard you ride. But I got 4 full weeks out them. That included two trackdays (LED 30 min sessions around 200 miles of track time) And a weekend of racing which includes 8-20 min practices, 1-30 min endurance race and 2-12 lap sprint races.

 

[beanz]

Trackdays...Depends really on how hard you ride. But I got 4 full weeks out them. That included two trackdays (LED 30 min sessions around 200 miles of track time) And a weekend of racing which includes 8-20 min practices, 1-30 min endurance race and 2-12 lap sprint races.

Are they race compounds?
if they are, they must be rock hard...

 

[twisty]

They are meduim (Race) compound. If you monitor your air pressure and use tire warmers the last a good while. You can run sprint races on hard tires. :disapp:

Tire warmers are the key to making tires last. Keeping the heat cycles low and air pressure @ the operating spec make tires usable for a longer period of time.

 

[Mudpuppy]

even in warm weather? i didn't see you use the chickenhawks on the july 25th trackday?

 

[twisty]

I think i remember those tires being shot when we did that trackday. I will have them marked in the garage still. I kept all the old tires from this season so I will be able to tell you how much riding I got out of them.

 

[Mudpuppy]

so did you learn after that day that you need to use the tirewarmers regardless of weather? I am not quite following you here??

 

[twisty]

If you want the tires to last longer, use tirewarmers. Got it?

 

[Mudpuppy]

If you want the tires to last longer, use tirewarmers. Got it?

in any weather I guess - that was my question - tire warmers before and after runs, etc. got it. how much for tire warmers?

 

[twisty]

Yes, in any weather. Im selling my set for 175 but I have known to hook my buddie up with deals all the time. They were like 300 new. Im getting custom Twistified Racing warmers.

 

[twisty]

I got one new set left.

 

[jeeps84]

That sounds like your getting some great use out of the tires and an awsome pries on the set.

 

[twisty]

They are pretty good tires. The softer compound I can only get like weekend out of them.

 

[twisty]

Sold all of them.

 

[Street Fighter]

So you seriously trust these retreaded tires? Sounds a bit iffy IMO.
What is it that makes these tires appeal to you? Price? Availability?

 

[twisty]

Sponsorship...

 

[jeeps84]

Sponsorship...

That says allot. :dthumb: