Tire question
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11-24-2008, 02:40 PM
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RE: Tire question
Many reasons why tires will do that ..including the above replies..
I find that road surfaces have quite a bit to do with that as well..
I can go for thousands of Klms with clean rubber......then one day I will head out for a day trip and come back with the tires looking like I have been torturing them... all caused by road surfaces that I have been on apparently..
A combo of twisties and rough surface will accelerate this I find too...
Or riding with my misses around on the back on roads that require lots of front heavy braking..[:-]
With me...it has to be these things because I tend to ride pretty much the same everywhere normally....
I find that road surfaces have quite a bit to do with that as well..
I can go for thousands of Klms with clean rubber......then one day I will head out for a day trip and come back with the tires looking like I have been torturing them... all caused by road surfaces that I have been on apparently..
A combo of twisties and rough surface will accelerate this I find too...
Or riding with my misses around on the back on roads that require lots of front heavy braking..[:-]
With me...it has to be these things because I tend to ride pretty much the same everywhere normally....
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