Bike is a '97 M750 of which I personally mounted a set of Pirelli Diablo Stadas. I hadn't noticed the front rim prior to the new tire, but the previous was the original Dunlop. I'm quite positive the previous owner never crashed, yet the front rim on both sides is wavey. Yes, I tried waving back, but it is still waving at me.
Questions are:
1. Could it be possible that brembo makes wheels with a roll out tolorance less than perfect? We're talking a couple of wavey sections of around 1-2mm. Tire hold air just fine and tire spins nice and true.
2. The Pirellis mounted really easily. I didn't force the issue at all, I think?? Are the Brembo wheels so cheezy that they can bend with the force of hand mounting tires? There isn't a scratch on the rim at all.
Has anyone else noticed this on an older Monster? Should I not worry about it? It is slight, but nonetheless not perfect.
Thanks.
Questions are:
1. Could it be possible that brembo makes wheels with a roll out tolorance less than perfect? We're talking a couple of wavey sections of around 1-2mm. Tire hold air just fine and tire spins nice and true.
2. The Pirellis mounted really easily. I didn't force the issue at all, I think?? Are the Brembo wheels so cheezy that they can bend with the force of hand mounting tires? There isn't a scratch on the rim at all.
Has anyone else noticed this on an older Monster? Should I not worry about it? It is slight, but nonetheless not perfect.
Thanks.