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Date Posted: Thu July 25, 2013 8:36:44PM
Author: Donald Stanley
Subject: Re: Tires
In reply to: larry 's message, "Re: Tires" on Wed June 19, 2013 11:16:18AM

I went with a Michelin the shop told me the old tire had about a quart of slim in it. yuck I bought it used and had no idea. Anyway this new tire is amazing the bike handles much better no slop can wiggle it down the hwy (short zig zags) it did not want to do that before. Now if i can just get to run cool.

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