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<blockquote data-quote="exskibum" data-source="post: 77564" data-attributes="member: 383"><p>Yep, with just about 5,100 miles on my Feejer, I just got done replacing the rear OEM 020 Stone with another, figuring (when I bought the new rear tire) that the front 020 would last until the second rear is toast. But just as you guys have said, the front has significant cupping already. The worst I've seen of what Scab mentioned was a Pilot Sport on the front of my '97 XX -- with about 6,200 miles on it, there was a little tread left all over the tire, but it was so scalloped that it did just what you mentioned: made the bike feel like there was something wrong with the front end for all the wobble it wanted to induce.</p><p></p><p>When the Stones I now have on my Feejer are done, I have a new set of Pilot Roads ready to put on it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="exskibum, post: 77564, member: 383"] Yep, with just about 5,100 miles on my Feejer, I just got done replacing the rear OEM 020 Stone with another, figuring (when I bought the new rear tire) that the front 020 would last until the second rear is toast. But just as you guys have said, the front has significant cupping already. The worst I've seen of what Scab mentioned was a Pilot Sport on the front of my '97 XX -- with about 6,200 miles on it, there was a little tread left all over the tire, but it was so scalloped that it did just what you mentioned: made the bike feel like there was something wrong with the front end for all the wobble it wanted to induce. When the Stones I now have on my Feejer are done, I have a new set of Pilot Roads ready to put on it. [/QUOTE]
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