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Tyre Deformation
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(09-03-14, 12:00 AM)Dead Eye link Wrote: I'm wondering if its worth keeping the BT023 in case of "emergency" as although its not perfect, its still perfectly road legal
Na, bin it! Not worth keeping.
Stop polishing it and ride the bloody thing!!
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#22
I had a similar problem with tyres on my Divvy after each winter, more noticeable on the rear where it was squaring off, and the front would have more tread on the r/h side and could feel difference by hand and see it.
  All I did was get the bike leaned over more on corners on the drier/ warm days commuting, soon got the tyres back into shape.
  But I wouldn't lee it for a spare as you've got new one on way
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#23
Typical after buying the new tyre that the old one would suddenly start behaving...

Got out today for a play in Middle Earth on the ride out and had no issues at all with any handling for the entire day. All 280~ miles felt perfectly stable... I checked the tyre over and the raised profile doesn't see as pronounced as it was... maybe it really was just uneven wear on the tyre - I had been consciously leaning the bit a little after nick crips mentioned this to me when we met early in the day. I guess the roads in the west country are a little lop sided Tongue

I'll take it for a spin next week before I make a decision on swapping the front tyre - no harm in leaving the T30 off for now if the current tyre behaves itself Smile
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