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Got a flat tire about 45 mins away. Is it safe to plug and ride home?
What’s up yall I got a flat about 45 mins away from my house at my buddies place. Trying to figure out what to do. Was thinking I plug it and ride it home and then replace the tire? It’s just a pretty far ride so I wanted y’all’s advice on it. If it was my car I wouldn’t think twice but ya know.
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What’s up yall I got a flat about 45 mins away from my house at my buddies place. Trying to figure out what to do. Was thinking I plug it and ride it home and then replace the tire? It’s just a pretty far ride so I wanted y’all’s advice on it. If it was my car I wouldn’t think twice but ya know.
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What’s your guys Experience with bike theft
Hello people, I just recently passed my cbt and plan on getting my bike in the next month or so and I’m kind of nervous about the whole bike being stolen or being chased down by people on stolen bikes.
I’m just curious if you guys have any suggestions to help with theft prevention or how to minimise that possibility of it happening.
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Hello people, I just recently passed my cbt and plan on getting my bike in the next month or so and I’m kind of nervous about the whole bike being stolen or being chased down by people on stolen bikes.
I’m just curious if you guys have any suggestions to help with theft prevention or how to minimise that possibility of it happening.
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Tear in rear tire with only 1,800 miles, safe to keep riding?
I was doing an inspection on my Yamaha MT10 and while checking the tires, I noticed this tear on the rear. It’s about 2.5mm deep - no visible cords, etc and the tire is holding pressure.
Tire is the stock Bridgestone S22 - 2025 date code.
I have about 1,800 miles on these and am no where near needing new tires. In the 25 years I’ve been riding, I’ve never seen a tear like this on a tire.
My instinct is to run it and keep a close eye on it. Anyone else had experience with a tear like this?
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I was doing an inspection on my Yamaha MT10 and while checking the tires, I noticed this tear on the rear. It’s about 2.5mm deep - no visible cords, etc and the tire is holding pressure.
Tire is the stock Bridgestone S22 - 2025 date code.
I have about 1,800 miles on these and am no where near needing new tires. In the 25 years I’ve been riding, I’ve never seen a tear like this on a tire.
My instinct is to run it and keep a close eye on it. Anyone else had experience with a tear like this?
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