Getting my tires replaced

Discussion in '5th Generation 1998-2001' started by chris in va, Feb 6, 2008.

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    cool. you are the second user in as many days who has mentioned giving them a try. maybe we'll get some good info on them... why would you sell a 99?
     


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    Purely for financial reasons. We're all feeling the money crunch. If I had a choice I would keep it.
     


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    I got a chance to put about 20 miles on the tires today. It'll take a while to scrub off the release compound but so far they feel just fine. Very smooth at ah...the speed I was riding.

    Maybe I was just used to the old, worn out tires but one thing I did notice was slower responsiveness. For example, I did some weaves at around 55mph and it just felt like I was having to push it more to initiate. Likewise slow speed stuff took some persuasion. It really feels very stable on the highway, probably what it was intended for being the '009' version.

    I'll post more when we get some decent weather.
     


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