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LOL good one

Well any tire is good enough for the right user. I'm not hating on these tires in fact I feel bad they aren't available for purchase in my country (Philippines). I would love to have these easily...

Very nice read. Thanks

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I must have ya'll know as soon as now; Kingstone tires are the most slippery. :D (at least from my experience)
I do stunts (and you know burnouts and drifts are part of them)

Shoot! I forgot to post here, I uploaded these on Tuesday. Anyway:
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I'll take pictures for you Sir, will upload probably tomorrow.

:( But why? I've even decided to keep my bike clean that way. So I guess I'll just wash it with the conventional pour-and-wipe.

Thanks for the advice! Yep I think I'll get thicker ones. I'm not really sure what 428 and 520 are, millimeters? :D

Excuse the ignorance, and thanks for clarifying. I'm looking for a manual for this bike, and I'm surprised this hottie is new in your town. I thought it's been around, just like the Qinqi 200...

Ey thanks for the comment! You're right, they must be relatives. :icon10: I looked it up on the net and I think this is exactly "Tha Hooligun," except that mine is only 200cc....

I have to agree with you about the look. So Qingqi actually left the market?

Here are some more pictures, will post more tomorrow. Still playing with my Photoshop, he he he.
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No idea Sir, this is locally available and I don't know where it's from. :icon10: Just wrapped it on, you know.

So this is how it looks like (just one quick photo from the doorstep, I'll take more after washing it):
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Hello China!

I know I have a Chinese last name (Tan Yu) but I'm a Filipino, never left the country (or island) since birth. I just recently acquired a GRX200cc, which we (from 'round here) know as...