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well i have just notice today that i have uneven tyre wear on front wheels, does anyone in oz have or seen the same thing happening to there spyder. Brouhgt my spyder second hand and tyres are factory one. The one on the left looking at the bike is worn more then the one on the right on the inner wheel
can anyone give some in put to this in Australia running tyre presure is 17psi. Will ring dealer tomorrow about it
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Posted 02 May 2010 - 05:35 AM
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Posted 03 May 2010 - 05:10 PM
babeshorty, on 02 May 2010 - 05:35 AM, said:
well i have just notice today that i have uneven tyre wear on front wheels, does anyone in oz have or seen the same thing happening to there spyder. Brouhgt my spyder second hand and tyres are factory one. The one on the left looking at the bike is worn more then the one on the right on the inner wheel
can anyone give some in put to this in Australia running tyre presure is 17psi. Will ring dealer tomorrow about it
babeshorty
can anyone give some in put to this in Australia running tyre presure is 17psi. Will ring dealer tomorrow about it
babeshorty
I would suspect you have an alignment issue. The dealer should be able to fix that easily enough. I tend to run 18-20 psi but I am 100kg and ride with a pillion (50kg)
I assume you read the "uneven tyre wear" post in general discussion??
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This post has been edited by Martin: 03 May 2010 - 06:47 PM
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Posted 04 May 2010 - 06:35 AM
Hi This is a wheel alingment problem and you may be getting a vauge steering also meaning it wants to dive around and this makes it very tiering to ride {had this problem}. Dealer did an alingment and rechecked the dps for updates. Now easy to ride and no wear. 18 psi front.
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