[Tromper]

Stacy,
Have you checked your "Conversations"? (Site based private messaging).
You can get there by hitting your icon (A flying pig in my case) & selecting "Conversations". It should be fairly straight forward.

NEW front and rear tires for the 650 Burgman. Bridgestone Battlax 120/70R15M/C front and Bridgestone Battlax 160/60R14M/C rear.
I posted this about three weeks ago and provided my email for private messages and as of now, no messages.
I found my post and it said 36 replies. Where do I find them?
What have I done wrong?

 

[rjs987]

Is this the listing?

 

[DarisPakar]

Is this the listing?
View attachment 104687

Yes that’s the original ad.

Here’s the next thread:

Market Place ???

Newbie, Mr Stacy EW, I left a post to sell new tires for 650 on the Market Place, how will I know if anyone has expressed any interest in buying them? Hope I can find my way back here! Thanks for any help

www.burgmanusa.com

 

[Mr StacyEW]

Stacy,
Have you checked your "Conversations"? (Site based private messaging).
You can get there by hitting your icon (A flying pig in my case) & selecting "Conversations". It should be fairly straight forward.
View attachment 104679

Yea, I got there, just thought there would be more replies. Not much rubber being put down I guess.

Thanks
Stacy

 

[Tromper]

I wouldn't sweat it.
The riding season is just getting underway. It was a late start in the PNW this year for sure.

Yea, I got there, just thought there would be more replies. Not much rubber being put down I guess.

Thanks
Stacy

 

[Cajun Cowboy]

NEW front and rear tires for the 650 Burgman. Bridgestone Battlax 120/70R15M/C front and Bridgestone Battlax 160/60R14M/C rear.

New as in "still have manufacturers tags" on them? Can you post pix? And what version of Battlax? They made them in 3 different versions...the SC...the SC2...and the SC2 "rain" edition. I'd be mildly interested if they are the right version and if the shipping cost to Shreveport wasn't cost prohibitive. I just had to put a Shinko on the rear of my 650 but with the miles I put on my bike it will be worn out by years end. So always good to have a new one onhand ready to install. The front one will need to be replaced soon...

 

[Mr StacyEW]

Here are the tires.

 

[Mr StacyEW]

Here are the tires.

 

[Tromper]

I can't make out the year codes from the pics. Some folks might be interested in that as well.
Heck if they're not ancient I'd buy 'em if I was closer. (just bought a set of fresh OEM tire$...makes me think of joining the dark side....Dave tells me they have cookies.)

Just in case you're unfamiliar it'll be a four digit code as pictured. First two numbers are week of manufacture, second two are year.
The codes used to be a bit more mystical, but the tires that have those codes are about 20 years dead so no longer a concern.
Here's an example.