Kiwicol's latest activity
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Sadly I wont be making out that way, yet. Getting ready to close on some property in NY and the deed signing is getting close. It's why... -
St George is a beautiful area. That’s why so many people are moving there. Just a heads up. If you’re coming into California to ride the...
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Well had to ride past Zion on my way towards the place I'm staying at for the night. So went back into the park because it really is...
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Well yesterday I went to Bryce Canyon NP. Stopped at a gas station yesterday. Guy walks up and said "Brought out the little bike...
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Kiwicol replied to the thread Is this normal wear?.If you're ever over Westport way Tal, give me a shout n could catch for coffee or whatever.
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..Normal wear brutha..just a bit of aggression by the looks.....i have found my rear Avon is wearing more on the right side of the...
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I know what you mean i could save on tires but it would be boring
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Kiwicol replied to the thread Is this normal wear?.Well, to be fair, I do tend to power out of corners, with gusto at times, just feels great blasting out of a bend & the bike standing...
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Less right hand twist should help a bit :roll: :roll:
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I think roads are different all over. That probably makes a big difference in tire wear. Here's mine before I replaced it with a, now...
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I think that is caused from pushing it hard in curves but I could be wrong. I wouldn't worry about it to much.
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It certainly is the roads we ride on. Usually rain damaged roads where the exposed gritty aggregate tears at the sidewalk area in...
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The compound distribution in the tire can also affect how fast it wears. The softer stuff is usually on the outside of the tread where...
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thats normal for Avon, its a multi compound tire with softer edges. you could reduce rear tire pressure a bit too, it will smooth out...
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Kiwicol replied to the thread Is this normal wear?.Thx guys, yes could definitely be the road surface. Most of the roads in NZ are Tar Seal, (sharp / coarse chip) not bitumen or...
