Square tyre
- Thread starter DaveDay
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I don't usually square off my tyres either.....
might have something to do with my close friends fondly referring to me as "Fat Rossi"
S20 5G sent this......
might have something to do with my close friends fondly referring to me as "Fat Rossi"
S20 5G sent this......
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ffs, step outside and take a chillax pill
he set it up for himself, I just put it back over the net. 
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Back to the OP
If you are happy riding on your tyres as they are, carry on. They are legal and will still grip the road.
If you don't like how they feel, change them.
The wonderful thing about advice is, it is freely given, and, you don't have to take it.
If you are happy riding on your tyres as they are, carry on. They are legal and will still grip the road.
If you don't like how they feel, change them.
The wonderful thing about advice is, it is freely given, and, you don't have to take it.
The other thing to try would be tire pressure. Stick 60psi in it. Then you could add more as required - when it gets to 100psi maybe change the rubber. It'll stay round longer.
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I have that nearly every year, never noticed any effect on the handling of the bike. Same tyres Michelin Pilot 5’s on a R1200GSA (Hexhead). Change at 2mm tread in the middle.
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