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Old Tyres

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Was riding an 08 bike which I just bought. Had the original X1s on it.

As I already own and ride an identical bike I was surprised how little grip (front and rear) the new bike was getting.

Only reason I could come up with is that the tyres were old and had lost there elasticity for want of a better word.

Is my imagination working overtime or was I just riding like a puddin' ?

yep they case harden it's i time factor thing 12months front & 6 months rear it is a consumable,you will notice a differance & remember you get what you pay for on replacments,

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Cheers,I feel better already,probably have replaced them by Sunday.

Local dealer who's a pal, has Michelins though I favour IRC.

Anyway thank's for replying.

I've heard bad things on the IRC's.

"Make sure it's a Michelin"

What if the tyres youre buying are older 6 or 12 months respectively.

Edited by Thedbf

What if the tyres youre buying are older 6 or 12 months respectively.

Sounds like you've got your excuse sorted for Sunday.

Sounds like you've got your excuse sorted for Sunday.

At least I ride to have an excuse, whats your excuse for not riding......again.

Get on with riding, or get on with dying.

Edited by Thedbf

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