just save yourself the trouble (and pain) and follow the twi.
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just save yourself the trouble (and pain) and follow the twi.
Ah, sorry. I thought you were trying to gauge how much of the tire I was using, ie looking to see if there was wear at the edges. When I first got the Fizz one of my buddies was telling me he could tell I wasn't leaning enough since the edges weren't worn.:spank:
I think you've still got a few miles left in them. Mine still work and they are a little worse.
:spank: I know, I know
yea.. and if you bring it to the dealer.. well its just about summer.. lots of people making appointments... call soon.. really.. i fishtailed the bike something feirce going strait toward a drop off with only that thick cable wire fencing they put on roads to stop me.. after that close call, i went and got a new tire.. skidding and fishtailing are a horible experience... i made it out ok.. but why chance it.. especially if your going on a trip and its only money man ... oh and cycle gear has good deals, and motor-cycle superstore.com is having some sales.. im sure there are more out there... good luck and see you on the road (as opposed to skidding off :thumbup: )
Well I thought I was getting down OK in the turns but you've got a great wear pattern right across the length of the tire if I'm seeing this correctly.
LERecords, I agree. I think I can get more wear but I like to know I can take my bike out rain or shine, plus I may want to do a 2 or 3 day trip this summer and don't want to get caught "in between" tire changes.
Lots of winding mountain roads around here. I love the twisties :rockon: Yeah the tire is done for though..I'm afraid to ride her on them. I'm still trying to decide whether I should ride to the dealer and have them replaced or just take off and bring in the tires.