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I posted earlier in the fall and found a well loved rear Mitas Winter Friction Tire. (Affectionately referred to as "Trellies). I am posting again in hopes of finding one that has more wear left in it. Please send me a text or call 403-969-04zerotwo if you have one that you would like to part with. ...

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I might have some springs for you. I have a 2013 350 sxf that I had heavier springs installed. I put the stock spring back on the shock and need softer fork springs. I thought I'd be a motocrosser but turned into a off roader so the up graded springs are to stiff. I'll find out what they are and le...

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Hopefully someone will reply over the weekend or I'll have to pay retail.

Need for a front wheel fulfilled... Thanks Malcolmzilla

Requirement fulfilled!

Braap791 wrote:I figure we could start from the south staging area and work our way down to the store cleaning up all the clearings off the road that are now converted ranges. It will take a few trucks and a large dumpster but it might show that somebody actually cares about the area.

Great Idea!

As the title suggests I am looking to buy a rear winter studded tire. I would prefer a Trelleborg Winter Friction, but I might be open to other options.

I have an 18in wheel and a 19in wheel so I can go either direction. Let me know what you have. PM, text or phone - 403-969-04zerotwo.

Mitas is the new Trelleborg... I understand this... If you read the motorace website, I believe he is taking a Mitas tire and studing it in his shop. I don't believe this to be as good as the factory "Winter Frictions". The price of admission is steep but the Mitas Winter Frictions are pretty sweet...

After looking at the motorace site, I am thinking that they are using Mitas tires, but studding them at their shop. I'm not sure about that situation... I'd go with Bestgrips before that. Looking on Google, the classic "Winter Friction" model doesn't seem to exist in North America anymore? :confused:

I really enjoyed my Trellies... I'm open to both, but was mostly trying to see where you can get them and how much they are these days so I can compare.

Where are folks getting these nowadays? I'm sure that the price is offensive by now

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