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    Quote Originally Posted by MSTRS View Post
    When I replaced my Pilot Sport last time, the belts were not quite showing, but she was paper thin. I could see daylight through the carcase of the old tyre. No photos though, so you'll all have to take my word for it...
    ..... ..... wow ,um were you still riding on the road with it like that ?
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    Had a Michelin Hi-Sport that died (went from ~2mm tread to 0) in the middle of a ride - from Wellington to Kerikeri. By the time I got to where I could get the tyre replaced (albeit with a 2nd hand one to get me home again), the Michelin was SO stuffed, it just folded in on itself in a 'U' shape in the middle (around the outside circumference) of the tyre. Had gone right through the first set of belts/cordage! Scared the crap outa myself when I saw that!
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    Quote Originally Posted by HornetBoy View Post
    ..... ..... wow ,um were you still riding on the road with it like that ?
    yep. I pressed the centre of the tyre with my thumb, said "Holy crap", then took the wheel in the cage to the shop for a replacement.
    Do you realise how many holes there could be if people would just take the time to take the dirt out of them?

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    On my old '84 Nissan Silvia I had worn the tyres down to the steel... Was waiting for new mags to arrive so didn't bother changing them until after that.

    Got the new mags, the rear wheels were effectively slicks - oh boy did I have some fun with those in the rain!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mikkel View Post
    My poor poor rear tyre after 13 days on my bike:

    http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/photopost...php/photo/6332

    Nice.. They're trashed. What kind of tyres are they?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mikkel View Post
    On my old '84 Nissan Silvia I had worn the tyres down to the steel... Was waiting for new mags to arrive so didn't bother changing them until after that.

    Got the new mags, the rear wheels were effectively slicks - oh boy did I have some fun with those in the rain!
    I got those on the inside of m lancer. Wheil alignment was way out. Was gettign a rear tyre punctured and the dud looked under the frount and said 'frounts are fucked, dont go above 50kph.

    I did not beleve him till i reached under and the tyer was half ay through the steel.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mcduck5n View Post
    I got those on the inside of m lancer. Wheil alignment was way out. Was gettign a rear tyre punctured and the dud looked under the frount and said 'frounts are fucked, dont go above 50kph.

    I did not beleve him till i reached under and the tyer was half ay through the steel.
    Had the same thing on the GT-B! They only lasted around 20,000 km because the wheel alignment was fucked

    Sucked big time - but there you go...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mikkel View Post
    Had the same thing on the GT-B! They only lasted around 20,000 km because the wheel alignment was fucked

    Sucked big time - but there you go...
    ONLY 20000? You must be nice on them...

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