09-29-2013, 04:30 PM
That's the second post I've seen about front tires wearing faster than the rear. That strikes me as odd. I've had a lot of bikes over the years and all of them would wear out the rear tire faster. Seems logical, since the rear tire is almost always under power.
My CB750 gets about 10K miles out of a rear tire and 12-13K out of the front. Same with my older Yammies and Kaw bikes.
Anyone else find this surprising?
That's the second post I've seen about front tires wearing faster than the rear. That strikes me as odd. I've had a lot of bikes over the years and all of them would wear out the rear tire faster. Seems logical, since the rear tire is almost always under power.
My CB750 gets about 10K miles out of a rear tire and 12-13K out of the front. Same with my older Yammies and Kaw bikes.
Anyone else find this surprising?
My CB750 gets about 10K miles out of a rear tire and 12-13K out of the front. Same with my older Yammies and Kaw bikes.
Anyone else find this surprising?
That's the second post I've seen about front tires wearing faster than the rear. That strikes me as odd. I've had a lot of bikes over the years and all of them would wear out the rear tire faster. Seems logical, since the rear tire is almost always under power.
My CB750 gets about 10K miles out of a rear tire and 12-13K out of the front. Same with my older Yammies and Kaw bikes.
Anyone else find this surprising?