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If you're referring to me nowhere in my post did I say Dealers do good work you phucking idiot.
What I said is the first thing they're going to teach a dumbass like you is double check the rotational arrow before mounting.
I do mount and balance my own tires in my shop because I have a tire machine.
Even my Grandson knows how to put a tire on right, which makes him smarter than you, which I knew already.
Do you ever get tired of the *** beatings your dumb *** gets on here?
I agree with you, I think this guy is full of ****. Don't think a tire would last very long on backwards, and who the hell would have tires on there bikes that are 20 years old, unless this in a museum.
" Do you ever get tired of the *** beatings your dumb *** gets on here? " ...
Masochism comes to mind .... noun ˇ an abnormal condition in which pleasure is derived from pain or from humiliation, domination, etc, by another person
" Do you ever get tired of the *** beatings your dumb *** gets on here? " ...
Masochism comes to mind .... noun ˇ an abnormal condition in which pleasure is derived from pain or from humiliation, domination, etc, by another person
You have got to be a troll ... Operating under several identifications ... No one could be this stupid all the time, every time on any subject ... You are very good at it though
Ya tire was mounted wrong on wheel. Some people don't know the difference between tire and wheel, and some I don't think have ever installed a wheel. The tire has nothing to do with the bike. Duh. On touring bike I don't even know if it matters which way you mount the wheel, either.
Again, I can take some ball busting, laugh at myself. But check dealer mounted correctly.
Last edited by Rounders; Jun 14, 2024 at 03:47 PM.
Maybe the tire pattern is not directional, but the internal tire design IS.
It's all about the forces generated in riding a MC.
Thats why anyone putting a wider rear tire on the front has to reverse the rotation, because of the forces.
And btw...FU too!!(I see what you did there)
Phucking troll
Last edited by MURPHCC1; Jun 14, 2024 at 03:46 PM.
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