Please help! Easy 10 points!
Not one person asked you what you had on the front tire--my goodness.Unless you are going to buy a full set,you should probably stick to the same one that you have on the front.You see, tire and bike manufacturers do not recommend switching tires because each has their own compound hard or soft and mixing the 2 can prove to make your bike a little squirrely
I had a really good experience with Continental Road Attacks. They are fairly inexpensive. They also wear really well, and have enough grip for anything the street can throw at them, though they aren't an ideal track day tire. I would buy them again in a second. Plus, the tread pattern looks kind of cool if that matters to you. There are lots of good choices though.
Exothermic because heat is being released
exothermic. it releases energy as opposed to absorbing energy.
Not one person asked you what you had on the front tire--my goodness.Unless you are going to buy a full set,you should probably stick to the same one that you have on the front.You see, tire and bike manufacturers do not recommend switching tires because each has their own compound hard or soft and mixing the 2 can prove to make your bike a little squirrely
I had a really good experience with Continental Road Attacks. They are fairly inexpensive. They also wear really well, and have enough grip for anything the street can throw at them, though they aren't an ideal track day tire. I would buy them again in a second. Plus, the tread pattern looks kind of cool if that matters to you. There are lots of good choices though.
Exothermic because heat is being released
exothermic. it releases energy as opposed to absorbing energy.
