- Joined
- Apr 4, 2002
- Location
- Menlo Park, Ca.
- Moto(s)
- Keep me rocking life
- Name
- Budman
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- AMA Life Member #203453
I love my Goose!

I think the E-MX thing could bring tracks back to the Bay Area or other more urban areas.
At that point it would just be dust control for the Karens to worry about.
Hope such happens.
I am hoping the Police Athletic League will make a comeback!Absolutely. Wanna go in on some dirt in the inner city?

25 is fine, and you're right to shop at places willing to stay open when only 2-3% of registered vehicles are motos. Good choice of tire, you'll appreciate them, especially when it rains.Probably a question for the garage section, but only like 10 people go there..
So what is a reasonable date code age on new tires when you buy them brand new from a national chain store?
Consider it a popular tire in a fairly popular size that hasn't changed in a few years.
This is what I get for trying to "shop local".
A very fine barf sponsor saw me hunting and offered to sell and ship the tires for about what I paid in the end anyway, but I'm an idiot who still thinks it is worth my time to walk into brick and mortar stores when available.
To kill the suspense
Road 6 dated 35 and 44 / 25 respectively
So what is a reasonable date code age on new tires when you buy them brand new from a national chain store?
Consider it a popular tire in a fairly popular size that hasn't changed in a few years.
To kill the suspense
Road 6 dated 35 and 44 / 25 respectively
If yer gonna combine "ain't" and "whomever" and "cause" in a post, you gotta get 'er dun write Berto...So long as they're stored out of sunlight/ direct sun; 3 years for a road tire isn't bad. 1 year old is fine, IME.
Direct sunlight (heat cycles) ain't good for tires. When you see trackside guys parking their tires in the sun then taking them home at night, it's bad news eventually for whomever buys those tires. They do it cause it makes mounting them easier....
The pronoun is the subject of “buys.” You can test it by replacing it with “he/she”:“...it's bad news eventually for whomever buys those tires.”
Therefore, whoever is correct:He buys those tires.
Him buys those tires.![]()
“...it's bad news eventually for whoever buys those tires.”
Razor.I'll never have a need to distinguish between the razer thin line of "whomever" and "whoever" given the company I keep.
