tire safety question
#11
RE: tire safety question
Hum, well, I would be careful. I had a Dunlop D208, I wore it to the cords all the way around the tire about 1/4 inch wide. When I replaced it, about 100 miles after the cords started showing, I cut the tire open. The tire was about 1/8th inch thick. Thats it! Scary
#12
RE: tire safety question
ORIGINAL: apkraven
it's not so scary , believe me, just take it easy. i've seen guys ride the tires which had the full radial line of metal in the center...
it's not so scary , believe me, just take it easy. i've seen guys ride the tires which had the full radial line of metal in the center...
#13
RE: tire safety question
ORIGINAL: 02cbrf4i4u
Very true....they say a break in time for a new tire is 100 - 200 miles...or a heavy burnout!!!
ORIGINAL: Ruftags
so there ya go it's ur a$$ on the line, Go with ur gut instinct. Be careful on new tire. let it break in a bit. Some times they can be a bit slippery at first.
so there ya go it's ur a$$ on the line, Go with ur gut instinct. Be careful on new tire. let it break in a bit. Some times they can be a bit slippery at first.
Very true....they say a break in time for a new tire is 100 - 200 miles...or a heavy burnout!!!
#14
RE: tire safety question
well it made it to the shop. i called before i left and expalined it and they said they couldnt tell me to ride it there or not because of liability issues. however the tire looked the same when i got there. putting a new pilot power on it now. hope it works out. thanks for the input guys.
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