Bum Demon

[Rob S.]

Now I'm getting scared. My bike has been on the side stand (w/brick) since December, when I crashed her.

I'm going to the garage right now and putting her on the rear paddock stand.

Was very pleased with my choice. I told my mechanic, "I don't give a darn about long life, I want soft and sticky."

Update: Rear tire is off the ground, but it doesn't spin freely enough to check for flat spots and alignment. And the engine - she no run.

[Sandy]

I hope your problem is resolved but I've never heard of soft compound tires flat spotting from just sitting for a few days let alone all winter while in storsge. I've burned dozens of sets of "R" compound tires over the years never seen it. Good luck with the new set.

[Guest]

I run those same tires without a hitch. As a matter of fact I like them a lot.
Sorry about your incident.
I've been doing business with Chaparral for years and I am sure they would have replaced it.