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mabozzar 04-06-11 07:32 AM

Tyre Question
 
Hi Guys, i already posted this, but put it in the wrong section by mistake. here it is again...

hi Guys,, a was on this forum a while back.. but jist tonite there i bought a curvy 650...its in amazin condition, the guy really looked after it.. but ma question is this... the front an rear tuyre has a flat bit in the middle.. like hes been running long distance,, then after the flat bit on the edges,, theres then obviously an edge,,is this normal... or jist too much straight lining that causes this.??? thanks.

NTECUK 04-06-11 07:52 AM

Re: Tyre Question
 
Straight ridding flats the back off a treat.
The front gets an easy life so it really only wears of the edges .

-Ralph- 04-06-11 07:59 AM

Re: Tyre Question
 
Yiv git it absolootly riicht. 'Tis caa'd a squaared aff tuyre

mabozzar 04-06-11 08:45 AM

Re: Tyre Question
 
ave ben pulled up before many times fur th eway a write,, but tryin tae understand that.. ave no idea what the second part is...

what ye actualy say,, is the tyre ok,, is this normal.. or is it goosed. its practialy new

NTECUK 04-06-11 08:51 AM

Re: Tyre Question
 
I have no real problem with my squared off ones Just remember that your going to find it tips in a bit odd.
If you want to get your knee down then get new ones.

Stuuk1 04-06-11 08:57 AM

A long az der iz plentee of tred dis ain't no bova, if you iz goin in strate lines anywayz!

Mr Speirs 04-06-11 09:20 AM

Re: Tyre Question
 
The rear tyre is squared off. Personally I would replace it, my Sv came with a sqaure rear tyre, I didnt realise for ages and was getting really frustrated as to why I couldn't turn corners smoothly.

Those Oor Wullie annuals my parents bought me as a child really helps ;)

Geodude 04-06-11 09:48 AM

Re: Tyre Question
 
I was told you could de-square a tyre (as long as its not to knackered) by riding on a few good twisty roads until you take the square edge off.

NTECUK 04-06-11 10:12 AM

Re: Tyre Question
 
Well if i guess you can but you need to give it a fair old pasting if you can get it to handle right too, The one on mine sort of dont want to turn then tips a bit quick =:s

mabozzar 04-06-11 08:01 PM

Re: Tyre Question
 
yes. My front is square in the middle an ye kin really feel it tipping in when cornering... th erear is the same but not as bad as the front,, the rear is 75% new,, the fronts 75% gone...which tyre best suits sv`s. also am 20 stone.\\:D/


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