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**Aryan** · 04-03-2009, 05:58 PM

Query Approved.

**bobby_wish59** · 04-03-2009, 06:21 PM

get new tyre.........maybe 100/90-18 if you can sacrifice a wee bit of FE

**Puneet1** · 04-03-2009, 07:46 PM

whats the condition of ur tyre ? is there any tread left .also check if rear tyre is properly aligned cos misalignment causes skidding .

**ripper** · 04-03-2009, 10:34 PM

Go in for a new rear tyre. As bobby wish said the 100/90 will be the best upsize for your bike if you can compromise on little bit of FE drop. The dunlop geocruise has done pretty well for me, do check out other options too.

**Raccoon** · 04-04-2009, 02:57 AM

Originally posted by saurabh325 View Post

hi guys,

i own a Honda Shine...which is a two year back model.

the problem is that whenever i use my brake...my bike rear side skids on the left(deviate) on the left ...so what willl b the possible cause of this..??

i have done servicing after this problem...but still m getting the same response frm the bike....

shall i change the rear tyre.....??

then which tyre will b best suited ont it ?

please help me on this ...

Saurabh

While the tyre could be the cause, 1st check the alignment of the rear tyre - check that the axle is aligned correctly on both sides.

Which tyre are you currently on?

**avinrichards** · 04-04-2009, 04:03 AM

hey bro..

the three possible causes are :

1: alignment
2: wearing of the tyre on a particular side
3: shocks ( just see if they have the same height)

i think it is the first one though cuz thats the most common problem. the tyre might not be aligned straight. just a matter of adjusting the screws at the end of the swing arm after lossening the tyres main side bolts.

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