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[acetour12@unhcr.umacr.net]

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[fasteddiecopeman]

Bill, I probably replaced where you would still get use from it, the difference being - MUD! I changed my front when it had a bit more tread than yours, because I had it "wash-out" on me three times on muddy roads, at speeds around 30 mph. And they were very EXCITING...! In fact the fellow behind when I had my first said it was probably the most entertaining 10 to 15 seconds he'd EVER observed!!! Incidentally, I did NOT go down on any of 'em - but that was more good luck than ability.

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, Bill Watson wrote: > > Wow Ed, that's quite interesting. You and I have ridden together and ride similarly, and I went 9,009 miles before replacing my stock rear tire. 35 psi as well, lots of commuting on asphalt. Go figure. > > I've become accustomed to hearing that 4,000 is pretty common for most riders, and the aggresive riders have been known to cut that number to 1,500. I would have pinned you for 6,000 miles or more on the stocker... > > Bill Watson > Phoenix