I seem to have worn out my tires.
I hadn't noticed before this trip, but today it's been painfully obvious. Not only is the Z not holding a line like she should (her not-quite-professional rider notwithstanding), but I could see the squared-off rear all the way from my vantage point inside the restaurant today at lunch. Now I'm sitting on the curb in front of my gas station parking spot and noticing the front is cupping and at the wear bar, too. Oops.
I guess just over 7k isn't bad for the stockers. I'll call Hare Racing tomorrow, and hope they can reshoe my baby with Pilot Roads before the Wind Dancers Pacific Rally next weekend.
On that note, I'm about 90 boring freeway miles from home now. I'll stop once or twice more to take pity on my poor butt (even the Rick Mayer seat is no match for 150 miles of interstates) and should be home by dinnertime. Yay!
great impromptu ride and report. i've never done a spontaneous trip like that, with no good excuse other than inertia. had no plans for the long weekend, either...i should have just packed up and headed north!
Posted by: colin | Wednesday, September 06, 2006 at 01:47 PM
I miss you girl. Your pictures are great. I always love to see what you are up to! Much hugs and kisses to Peter and the kitties!!!
Posted by: Miss Miriam | Wednesday, September 06, 2006 at 07:20 PM
MIR!!! *big huge hug*
Posted by: carolyn | Wednesday, September 06, 2006 at 07:32 PM
Great log. Be careful out there, dont ride at nights. I hope you took care of the bike soon
Posted by: Nick | Thursday, September 07, 2006 at 01:01 PM
I just put two new Pilot Roads on my R1150R. I really liked the rear one I just messed up (two jagged punctures)and the front Z6 was worn out so now I have a matching pair. Let us know if they start to sing when you corner. My first rear one did.
Posted by: Phil | Sunday, September 17, 2006 at 07:45 PM