I believe ya Paul, all I am saying is if your leaning to the right, the right will wear out first, in America, including Suffolk, we were riding on the left side of the road therefore the left side will wear out first, right?
Knaw what I is say'n bra???? 
Yea, I wish ya did cause when I was behind you on Paul's harley it was really noticable!I shoulda had Sue take some pics when we were riding behind ya all, there was a definite lean
So we both agree PK can't seeI believe ya Paul, all I am saying is if your leaning to the right, the right will wear out first, in America, including Suffolk, we were riding on the left side of the road therefore the left side will wear out first, right?
Yea, I wish ya did cause when I was behind you on Paul's harley it was really noticable!
Well he's always in the front so how would he know!So we both agree PK can't see
Hahaha!
Well he's always in the front so how would he know!
huh, didn't think a that, my bad
If the road tilts right and you wear right side of tire I would say you are running a circle.
Hahahaha,
yea well whatever, you know what I ment, Europe or the UK, to me is all the same smart ass! 
In reality your not "Leaning the bike" to go strait, what we are saying is the road has slope on it so when your riding the tire is only touching on the opposite side of the tire, therefore causing more wear on the side it is riding on, so because of that when you are behind someone on a road like that, it "looks" like the bike is leaning just to go strait, hope that helps explain it better.
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