Hello all
i am looking to get two proper military style chunky pattern tyres for my WD G3L
Does anyone know who is selling these now , Dunlop or Avons i am told they are .
Any help appreciated
Joe
Ireland
Military style tyres
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Have you tried Vintage Tyres?
www.vintagetyres.com
www.vintagetyres.com
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Dunlop India Unigrip look quite good, but I haven't tried them myself yet. The Dunlop K70 is also the right size, but looks a bit modern
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HI
I have a set of Dunlop Unigrips (India) on my 1950 Rigid G3L and they are really good. Have a look at the photos of my G3L in the photo section on the forum, the photo titles are is 'Saddleworth' and 'Chuffed!' Just posted recently.
I got my tyres from Steve Lomas in Lincolnshire, they were about £50 each fitted. He trades as Five-One Wheels and his Tel. No. is 01507 343313
Steve is a very nice chap, give him a call.
I have a set of Dunlop Unigrips (India) on my 1950 Rigid G3L and they are really good. Have a look at the photos of my G3L in the photo section on the forum, the photo titles are is 'Saddleworth' and 'Chuffed!' Just posted recently.
I got my tyres from Steve Lomas in Lincolnshire, they were about £50 each fitted. He trades as Five-One Wheels and his Tel. No. is 01507 343313
Steve is a very nice chap, give him a call.
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Thanks Guys for the help , much appreciated
Joe
Joe
A collector of British and German wartime bikes