BamaJohn
Active member
I just fixed the tire problem on my 2013 ST-Limited, but it cost me a bunch of money, so I thought it might be good to warn the rest of you Spyder-Riders!
After buying my ST pre-owned, the front tires were dancing a jig and cupping badly. I replaced them with another set of Kenda's original equipment tires, only to find that these too were dancing a jig. Since I'd earlier had the front end checked out at a dealer, and it was pronounced "OK", I had the tires balanced a second time in 1000 miles. They were pronounced to be "perfectly-balanced", yet the tires STILL danced a jig :banghead:
But then I hit on the solution: after a test ride on an F3, the next saturday I traded for a 2015 F3-S, and guess what???? No tires dancing a jig!! (and I like the F3 a LOT)
But to repeat myself, it cost me a bunch of money to fix those tires....the difference in price between the ST and the F3
JB
After buying my ST pre-owned, the front tires were dancing a jig and cupping badly. I replaced them with another set of Kenda's original equipment tires, only to find that these too were dancing a jig. Since I'd earlier had the front end checked out at a dealer, and it was pronounced "OK", I had the tires balanced a second time in 1000 miles. They were pronounced to be "perfectly-balanced", yet the tires STILL danced a jig :banghead:
But then I hit on the solution: after a test ride on an F3, the next saturday I traded for a 2015 F3-S, and guess what???? No tires dancing a jig!! (and I like the F3 a LOT)
But to repeat myself, it cost me a bunch of money to fix those tires....the difference in price between the ST and the F3

JB