Of course ya check your tires, all is good. The little wear indicators are there, not much sing of wear, smooth rolling.
You go online, order a new stash of tires thinking it's cool. they arrive and you're way ahead of the game. You do like 3 rides more rides then look down at your tire and the front is toast. Missing rubber section, chords showing, looks like a flat waiting to happen. Really went downhill quick. How can a tire go from cool wear indicators to snot in 3 rides?
I know how, order some new tires, that'll do it!
Like washing your car, you know it's going to rain!
Have this thing, get a haircut, month and half later, wake up in the morning, wife says, "you're hair looks like it's STARTING to get long." Didn't look long the night before when I hit the sack, but by the end of the day, my hair is like 6 inches longer!
We have a thing, we don't talk about my hair a month after a haircut or it will definitely get long over night like tires, you don't talk about tires and flats and you know when you get a new stash, your current tires are going to fall apart in the blink of an eye.
You go online, order a new stash of tires thinking it's cool. they arrive and you're way ahead of the game. You do like 3 rides more rides then look down at your tire and the front is toast. Missing rubber section, chords showing, looks like a flat waiting to happen. Really went downhill quick. How can a tire go from cool wear indicators to snot in 3 rides?
I know how, order some new tires, that'll do it!
Like washing your car, you know it's going to rain!
Have this thing, get a haircut, month and half later, wake up in the morning, wife says, "you're hair looks like it's STARTING to get long." Didn't look long the night before when I hit the sack, but by the end of the day, my hair is like 6 inches longer!
We have a thing, we don't talk about my hair a month after a haircut or it will definitely get long over night like tires, you don't talk about tires and flats and you know when you get a new stash, your current tires are going to fall apart in the blink of an eye.