Problems after fitting new tyres
#1
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Problems after fitting new tyres
Everytime I fit a new rear tyre i find it hard to get used to it for a good few day's or even weeks. I know its cuz i get used to the old tyre and lean to the left or right to balance it out, so when the new tyre is on and rides in a straight line i'm still trying to lean over as i did for the old tyre.
Does anyone have a problem like this after fitting a new tyre??
Also my circles seam to get faster and tighter with the new tyre, and i find it hard to turn out of circles.
Why cant someone make a tyre that last forever
Come on people, tell me i'm not the only one out there with this hassle every time.
Does anyone have a problem like this after fitting a new tyre??
Also my circles seam to get faster and tighter with the new tyre, and i find it hard to turn out of circles.
Why cant someone make a tyre that last forever
Come on people, tell me i'm not the only one out there with this hassle every time.
#4
Re: Problems after fitting new tyres
its probally that the new tire is still perfectly rounded, i notice it worse with a front tire than the rear but it kinda makes since tha it isnt squared yet
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Re: Problems after fitting new tyres
i always run about 20 psi in my rear tire but when ever i put on a new one i drop it down to 15 for the first night or so then it seems to be ok
#6
Re: Problems after fitting new tyres
new tire = 10 minute killer burnout sessions and a lilttle playing with the tire presssure.. and your good to go.
i usually rock only like 15psi or so on a new tire for the first 30-40 min then bump it up to my usual 20-22 psi...
although i think changing tire brands makes more of a differance than anything
-kane
i usually rock only like 15psi or so on a new tire for the first 30-40 min then bump it up to my usual 20-22 psi...
although i think changing tire brands makes more of a differance than anything
-kane
#7
Re: Problems after fitting new tyres
idk I seem to LOVE new tires
but thats because im usually switching from a tire thats showing cords all the way around and is chopped, to something brand new, or close to new...
but thats because im usually switching from a tire thats showing cords all the way around and is chopped, to something brand new, or close to new...
#8
Re: Problems after fitting new tyres
new tire = 10 minute killer burnout sessions and a lilttle playing with the tire presssure.. and your good to go.
i usually rock only like 15psi or so on a new tire for the first 30-40 min then bump it up to my usual 20-22 psi...
although i think changing tire brands makes more of a differance than anything
-kane
i usually rock only like 15psi or so on a new tire for the first 30-40 min then bump it up to my usual 20-22 psi...
although i think changing tire brands makes more of a differance than anything
-kane
I agrea with that.
And it also depands on if you have a tire with steel carcas, they are more tough in the beginning.
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#10
Re: Problems after fitting new tyres
I hate changing tires... that's why I don't abuse them as bad as some other riders. I had this one time, That, after almost two weeks, my circles still weren't the same as before
But I also changed tires and didn't noticed a damn thing...
But I also changed tires and didn't noticed a damn thing...
#12
Re: Problems after fitting new tyres
I wasn't talking about the process of changing tires, but about the side effects to it... That you have to "re-learn" all your **** That's why I hate changing my tires, and that's why I don't replace them every month
#13
Re: Problems after fitting new tyres
I change my back tire every 1 or 2 weeks.. So you should abuse it more!! :YEAH
#14
Re: Problems after fitting new tyres
yeah, but you have a sponsor deal with Continental... you ride with the same tires all day every day... I'm talking about different sizes, different brands, types, shapes, colors
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Re: Problems after fitting new tyres
Ye i'm always useing differet types of tyres but the same size. They are also part worn with around 100-200 miles on them after a track day.
I killed my last tyre from wheelies only, i didnt do any burn outs and it lasted about 3 months
I'm gona try doing burn outs for a few day till i get the tyre all sorted.
Thanks for the advice guys
I killed my last tyre from wheelies only, i didnt do any burn outs and it lasted about 3 months
I'm gona try doing burn outs for a few day till i get the tyre all sorted.
Thanks for the advice guys
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