nslowmotion
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Anybody have any feedback from longterm use on these tires? Everything I have seen online shows lousy reviews. Thanks.
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Veerubber tires
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bigbadbrucie
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Arachnid Vee Ruber
Can't comment on long term, however I replaced my OEM rear tire about 3,000 kms ago, and so far am really happy with it. I'm running it at 30 psi.
Can't comment on long term, however I replaced my OEM rear tire about 3,000 kms ago, and so far am really happy with it. I'm running it at 30 psi.
Bob Denman
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Question: Where are you seeing the negative reviews? :dontknow:
Early on; they had some QC problems. They seem to have been dealt with. :thumbup:
Early on; they had some QC problems. They seem to have been dealt with. :thumbup:
nslowmotion
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Tires
just from general internet searches, not meaning to be negative towards veerubber but just curious.
just from general internet searches, not meaning to be negative towards veerubber but just curious.
trikermutha
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8 to 14 K on rear..Mine is at 6K now and still looks good..
SpyderAnn01
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I used them three times on the rear and got lousy mileage on all of them.
MercerLake
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So Far so Good!
I replaced all three of the Kendas on my 2008 GS when I bought it two years ago. Rear tire did not require any balance weights, the front tires only a small weight (too dark to go look now as to the amount of weight). I run 18 lbs. on the fronts and 26 lbs on the rear. One front looses about 1/2 Lb of pressure every 2-3 months, the other front and rear haven't lost any measurable amount of pressure. Traction after the first 100 miles or so improved and the tread wear so far is negligible and even. Road surfaces here are mostly black-top and gravel and i ride mostly one up. So I'm very happy with mine.
I replaced all three of the Kendas on my 2008 GS when I bought it two years ago. Rear tire did not require any balance weights, the front tires only a small weight (too dark to go look now as to the amount of weight). I run 18 lbs. on the fronts and 26 lbs on the rear. One front looses about 1/2 Lb of pressure every 2-3 months, the other front and rear haven't lost any measurable amount of pressure. Traction after the first 100 miles or so improved and the tread wear so far is negligible and even. Road surfaces here are mostly black-top and gravel and i ride mostly one up. So I'm very happy with mine.
Bob Denman
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Hi Ann,
Can you please give everyone a better definition of "lousy"? :dontknow:
How many miles did they last, and did they last any longer than the OEM chicken-skin?
SPECTACUALR SPIDERMAN
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i may be due for tires next year & will consider vee depending on feedback when the time comes
Trbayth
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Ann's definition of "lousy" is probably very different from yours and mine as she practically lives on her bike.
Bob Denman
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Ann's definition of "lousy" is probably very different from yours and mine as she practically lives on her bike.
That's exactly why I was looking for something with a "numerical" basis... :thumbup:
Purple Guy
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Can't comment on the rear tire as I have a Kenda back there, 16,000 kms 10,000 mi and it still looks like new!
Put VeeRubber on the front this year, about 5000 kms so far and quite happy with them, did the Cannonball 1000 2 weeks ago, rode over 5 hours in pouring rain and had no problems at all.
Put VeeRubber on the front this year, about 5000 kms so far and quite happy with them, did the Cannonball 1000 2 weeks ago, rode over 5 hours in pouring rain and had no problems at all.
ray:trikermutha
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http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/...many-miles-on-rear-tire/page2&highlight=tires
Read Post on SPYDER ANN Tire Wear on different Tires..
Read Post on SPYDER ANN Tire Wear on different Tires..
SpyderAnn01
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Thanks for finding and posting that, I was going to look for it but didn't have time. Lamont recently was giving the Arachnid another try and he said he couldn't get the tire to balance and he was done with them. I have to agree.
Snowbelt Spyder
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Not sure yet if this tire is the answer
We just completed a 2000 mile trip starting with a brand new rear tire. It lost 4/32s of tread depth over the trip. To be fair, we were always two up, almost always pulling the trailer, and almost never straight and level. Not sure if that's excessive or not considering all the side to side loads with all the cornering. Guess we'll just get one season out of it. Would be a lot happier if it was only a $70.00 tire.
We just completed a 2000 mile trip starting with a brand new rear tire. It lost 4/32s of tread depth over the trip. To be fair, we were always two up, almost always pulling the trailer, and almost never straight and level. Not sure if that's excessive or not considering all the side to side loads with all the cornering. Guess we'll just get one season out of it. Would be a lot happier if it was only a $70.00 tire.
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