Wilsons Sandbox

In a message dated 08/07/2000 12:21:23 PM Eastern Daylight Time, elcid24@... writes: www.onoffroad.com). I rode that day and the next day took a long ride. On the third day, I thought I would just check the tire pressure. It reads out at 90 lbs. Not believing my eyes, I checked both tires several times and 90 lbs. per tire. Evidently, the so-called mechanic did not back off the pressure after mounting them and did not check for proper inflation. I could have wrecked with this amount of pressure. I plan to go back and speak with the General Manager about this to report such a risk factor. I think I will just learn to do my own tires from now on or make a point of checking their work. David W. Moulder (a.k.a. BB) TNBMWRIDER@... Riders Association of the MidSouth (RAMS), Website - www.bmwrams.org Club Treasurer RAMS # 127 BMWMOA #49736 Rider of the Birds and the Bees 1997 (A11) KLR 650 - "Bluebird" 1994 R100GS - "Bumblebee"