Flat Tires $ Bad Luck
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Flat Tires $ Bad Luck
Rear tire was getting bald so I figure I’d let the local HD shop replace it. Less than 50 miles later my rear brake went out. Yanked the caliper to find a bent spring. I had to wonder about that one.
Anyways, less than 300 miles later I’m pulling into one of the other local HD’s to pick up ‘o’ rings and a derby cover gasket. I come out to the scoot and go to take off to rear flat tire. Frigging nail in the tire, one of those things they use to hold coax. It was a Monday which is a HD service nightmare. I sat there 5 hrs.
First dealer hit me for $400, second dealer was $325. Same owners,different stores. Needless to say we won’t be going back to the first store. Talk about a couple of weeks bad luck. Got to laugh about it and move on.
Anyways, less than 300 miles later I’m pulling into one of the other local HD’s to pick up ‘o’ rings and a derby cover gasket. I come out to the scoot and go to take off to rear flat tire. Frigging nail in the tire, one of those things they use to hold coax. It was a Monday which is a HD service nightmare. I sat there 5 hrs.
First dealer hit me for $400, second dealer was $325. Same owners,different stores. Needless to say we won’t be going back to the first store. Talk about a couple of weeks bad luck. Got to laugh about it and move on.
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I have Ride On in my rear tire, and heartily recommend it. Unfortunately my front tire is spoked (inner tube), and RO isn't too effective with those. I like the look of spokes, but my next bike will be cast wheels because I really want RO in my tires. Being able to take a puncture and pull over safely, or even ride home safely, it a very big positive.
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