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mileage numbers on rear tire?
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Bob Denman
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With the new "Hooligan-Switch" on the 2017s: you should be able to find out exactly how quickly you can destroy a tire! :thumbup:
murphybrown
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Laughing...you forgot the great grannie title...
That would be me....but not sure how a great grannie rydes...but I do know how I ryde.a lot and not prone to letting grass grow under my tires..
Picked up F3 end of April...pushing 12k and my OEM still has miles left on it....probably after I get back from Sept travels and another 5000 added I will change. Will mount the Khumo Asta that I used on my RT's... You didn't ask but my OEM fronts are showing very little wear...:thumbup:
That would be me....but not sure how a great grannie rydes...but I do know how I ryde.a lot and not prone to letting grass grow under my tires..
Picked up F3 end of April...pushing 12k and my OEM still has miles left on it....probably after I get back from Sept travels and another 5000 added I will change. Will mount the Khumo Asta that I used on my RT's... You didn't ask but my OEM fronts are showing very little wear...:thumbup:
Bob Denman
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Karyl,
It's good to hear that you're not shy about "puttin' the spurs", to that Red Stallion!
It's good to hear that you're not shy about "puttin' the spurs", to that Red Stallion!
track days? surely you jest
Paul: I'm asking because right now this very afternoon my odometer is showing 2600-odd miles and counting. Looking at Mapsource for mileages between my home in GA and the Ozark rally and the Red Rock rally and then home again, I'm thinking about an additional 5k miles before I'm back to my garage, or 8,000 miles total on the original tire. The original tire on my 2014 RT was still alive and well at that count.
If Prairie Spyder is at 12k and looking at still lots more, then I may be good, especially since I'm not the one who specializes in turning round black rubber things into smoking piles of charred black stringy stuff.
Pete
76-years old in Alto, GA
Paul: I'm asking because right now this very afternoon my odometer is showing 2600-odd miles and counting. Looking at Mapsource for mileages between my home in GA and the Ozark rally and the Red Rock rally and then home again, I'm thinking about an additional 5k miles before I'm back to my garage, or 8,000 miles total on the original tire. The original tire on my 2014 RT was still alive and well at that count.
If Prairie Spyder is at 12k and looking at still lots more, then I may be good, especially since I'm not the one who specializes in turning round black rubber things into smoking piles of charred black stringy stuff.
Pete
76-years old in Alto, GA
vondalyn
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I'm on my third back tire
I have gotten 10k on each back tire. I ride mostly twisties and some rough roads in the mountans. I like to accelerate fast -- some tire chirping and some black marks but no major burnouts where I just spin and smoke it.
I'm on my 2nd set of front tires -- want to say I got the new ones at 16k
I have gotten 10k on each back tire. I ride mostly twisties and some rough roads in the mountans. I like to accelerate fast -- some tire chirping and some black marks but no major burnouts where I just spin and smoke it.
I'm on my 2nd set of front tires -- want to say I got the new ones at 16k
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