Square or Round

Buy a cheap car. The tyres will "square off" but you needn't worry yourself, car tyres are meant to be like that.

Or you could accept the inevitable and buy bike tyres if and when they need replacing.
 
Hilarious

Sorry all. Couldn`t resist it. To all of you that thought I was being serious, the replies were hilarious. Hope it put a smile on everyones face. Thought we could all do with a lift this month., however, with it being the 1200 section, some people probably thought nothing of it :D
 
Sorry all. Couldn`t resist it. To all of you that thought I was being serious, the replies were hilarious. Hope it put a smile on everyones face. Thought we could all do with a lift this month., however, with it being the 1200 section, some people probably thought nothing of it :D

I don't think your going to get away with that :blast
 
Sorry all. Couldn`t resist it. To all of you that thought I was being serious, the replies were hilarious. Hope it put a smile on everyones face. Thought we could all do with a lift this month., however, with it being the 1200 section, some people probably thought nothing of it :D

Do another cutting Fuel thread then please or a whimsical sketch on the dilemmas of deciding whether or not to use a Scottoiler now that you've got the audience's attention. :clap
 
Leave the bike in the garage and get a train. Definitely won't square the tyres off.....:bounce1
 
Sorry all. Couldn`t resist it. To all of you that thought I was being serious, the replies were hilarious. Hope it put a smile on everyones face. Thought we could all do with a lift this month., however, with it being the 1200 section, some people probably thought nothing of it :D

Nice save :augie
 
Sorry all. Couldn`t resist it. To all of you that thought I was being serious, the replies were hilarious. Hope it put a smile on everyones face. Thought we could all do with a lift this month., however, with it being the 1200 section, some people probably thought nothing of it :D

Be a shame if you have a real question, and you got flack for it :rolleyes:
 
Be a shame if you have a real question, and you got flack for it :rolleyes:

Ok guys, I`ll come clean. Yeah, it was a genuine question & I tried to turn it into a joke due to the majority of negative comments :augie However, I have since spoke a dealer who said that if using the bike for mainly motorway use, I will `FLATTEN` the round profile of the rear tyre. Hence the `Square off` comment on my original posting. Thanks though to those of you who gave some genuine feedback :thumb
 
Ok guys, I`ll come clean. Yeah, it was a genuine question & I tried to turn it into a joke due to the majority of negative comments :augie However, I have since spoke a dealer who said that if using the bike for mainly motorway use, I will `FLATTEN` the round profile of the rear tyre. Hence the `Square off` comment on my original posting. Thanks though to those of you who gave some genuine feedback :thumb

Yes we knew what you meant by squared off :blast;)

Anyway, you got the answer in the end ;)
 
Ok guys, I`ll come clean. Yeah, it was a genuine question & I tried to turn it into a joke due to the majority of negative comments :augie However, I have since spoke a dealer who said that if using the bike for mainly motorway use, I will `FLATTEN` the round profile of the rear tyre. Hence the `Square off` comment on my original posting. Thanks though to those of you who gave some genuine feedback :thumb[/QUOTE

Somebody have a word!
 
However, I have since spoke a dealer who said that if using the bike for mainly motorway use, I will `FLATTEN` the round profile of the rear tyre. Hence the `Square off` comment on my original posting. Thanks though to those of you who gave some genuine feedback :thumb


Wow, thats a relief, I was wondering how a square tyre would stay on a round wheel:blast

If they do start to squre off, give them a squeeze on the sides, that should do the trick:thumb
 


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