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13-03-16, 03:53 PM
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Re: Rear tyre
Fitted some Pirelli Angel GTs on my curvy when I was home last. Unfortunately I only had wet weather to try and bed them in (or not) so looking forward to using them when I'm back next. They came highly recommended by various sources.
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13-03-16, 05:11 PM
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Re: Rear tyre
[QUOTE=Tdi90;3039752] Me being a 'born again' with only prob 100 miles under my belt after a decade break has only got to about 2cm from the edges lol.[/ QUOTE]
No problem having an untouched bit at the edge of the tyres. Mine are always like that, I call it my "family circle", the 10% of lean I keep in reserve for those lean a bit more moments which crop up occasionally........ |
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14-03-16, 09:26 AM
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Re: Rear tyre
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