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00 Honda CBR 900 RR Fireblade discussion forum:RE: wobbling... |
| RE: wobbling... |
| Diego said 2005-08-26 07:39 |
| Hi , if your 929 is wobbling check the condition of your back tyre if is not worn out smooth , like is not more curve or round nice at the bottom it will be a little wobbling any time you want to change any direction you go ; i sugest if you are not going to go to fast on the bends get the the back tyre Bridgestone BT-020 ( i eaven see a new Suzuki 1000 K5 with this tyre ); or if you want a tyre to last very long with good grip get the BT-56 or the turing type BT-57. i don´t recomend Michelin as a back tyre there are to soft , they get puncture for anything any time + the Bridgestone BT-56 can hold the bike without any air on the tyre , ok you can´t go fast but like a run flat tyre will take you to the nex petrol station (i try that tyre once and i make 13500 kms before i have to replace it ) , not the michelin it will lose the air and the bike can´t mouve any more . But i totaly recomend Michelin in the front Tyre i have a Pilot Sport and i already make 17000 Kms and still could go easy 3000 more with an exelent grip . From South Africa , Jhb : Diego |
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