r/motorcycle • u/Deep-Topic-4860 • 1d ago
When should I replace my time
Current state of said tire don’t know first motorcycle tire I’ve had to worried about lol
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u/sonofaresiii 1d ago
You can't replace your time, son. All we have on earth is the time that's given to us.
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u/PretzelsThirst 1d ago
Why does nobody know what wear indicators are or how to read them?
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u/LexusBrian400 1d ago
They know. At this point it's either rage bait or a need for attention. These tire posts should be banned.
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u/EstablishmentNo5013 1d ago
Right as soon as you start asking yourself if it’s time to replace them.
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u/BewitchingPetrichor 1d ago
After 10 years or when it reaches the wear indicator. Edit: or obviously when damaged beyond repair
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u/Fine_Awareness_5144 1d ago
You should have changed it already. So, do it immediately. If the front is the same age I would replace it as well.
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u/ChrisMag999 1d ago
These are the r/motorcycle version of "is my stylus bent" posts on r/turntables
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u/SurpriseFlimsy2536 1d ago
I’m gonna have to agree and say you’re way too late in changing that. Get at it, son.
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u/hayforhorses89 1d ago
You're squared off. If there's no rain You're good for a bit. But should get new tires soon
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u/LexusBrian400 1d ago
These posts absolutely ruin the sub.
If you feel like you have to ask the entire Internet, just change the fucking tire.
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u/fukenfast 1d ago edited 1d ago
What bike is it? If it's a 15 hp 125cc, it might be okay for a little while longer.
The barely visible tread bar you can see in the middle of the picture is a wear indicator. When the tread is down to that level, you really need to change the tire, so doing it as soon as possible would be the safest option. Try to avoid riding in the rain entirely - your rear will slip

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u/IAmA_meat_popsicle 1d ago
Yesterday