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Getting my rear tyre changed out
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Dmetcalf
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Thank you
i don’t “push” too hard so I am hoping for good grip if I get caught in rain and longevity out of it. I need to check what tire pressure they put in it. I’m thinking 18 or so should do it (?)
i don’t “push” too hard so I am hoping for good grip if I get caught in rain and longevity out of it. I need to check what tire pressure they put in it. I’m thinking 18 or so should do it (?)
BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
NEW TIRE
18 PSI should be just about Perfect even if you are two - up riding ...... That Kumho isn't high on my list of " best wet weather tire " ........ sorry .... Mike :thumbup:
Dmetcalf
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No worries, thanks for the information..!
