Tire wear, how thin Abe Lincoln?
#11
10-31-2007, 06:28 PM
#12
10-31-2007, 06:38 PM
RE: Tire wear, how thin Abe Lincoln?
ORIGINAL: matkiwi
I'm coming up to my second rear tyre at 9k and my first front ... it depends on the surfaces you ride on ... and how you ride. Prob going for matching Bridgstones this time.
I'm coming up to my second rear tyre at 9k and my first front ... it depends on the surfaces you ride on ... and how you ride. Prob going for matching Bridgstones this time.
I'll keep an eye on mine, probably good to 8k.
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#13
10-31-2007, 06:48 PM
RE: Tire wear, how thin Abe Lincoln?
Good for you HD7585................ and actually that is very scientific!! Has to do with friction, and will speak to you quite loudly, if your paying attention
Thumbs up for common sense.
My Dunlops start yaking at me just about the same time the safety bar appears.
You have to be real careful with the Metzelers, because they don't have much to say until the cords are popping through the rubber (don't ask me how I know)
Thumbs up for common sense.My Dunlops start yaking at me just about the same time the safety bar appears.
You have to be real careful with the Metzelers, because they don't have much to say until the cords are popping through the rubber (don't ask me how I know)
ORIGINAL: HD7585
No, its called common sense, I live by it
No, its called common sense, I live by it
ORIGINAL: 2007fxdc
Now that's a scientific measurement there.
ORIGINAL: HD7585
When your bike starts sliding easily on wet roads or black top with only a small amount of sand or dirt on it. (when braking) You need new tires..................Dosn't matter what the tread looks like.
When your bike starts sliding easily on wet roads or black top with only a small amount of sand or dirt on it. (when braking) You need new tires..................Dosn't matter what the tread looks like.
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