Lotsokids
Well-Known Member
My rear tire is currently square and bald in the center. Shows my riding style, I suppose.
The next drag race scheduled here in Hungary is on April 29-30. I'm not a big long distance rider, so not many miles (Km) will be ridden between now and then.
My options:
1. Ride lightly and hope the tire lasts for the burnouts at the track. There is a tire shop at the track, but they have NO provisions for mounting a 15-inch tire. Only 16-inch and up.
2. Roast the rear tire - see smokeshow in my signature below (This was the last time I changed the tire). Then mount a new tire, and race with the new tire. But I'll be selling the bike this summer and moving back to the US, so I'd rather not trash a new tire.
Ideas?
The next drag race scheduled here in Hungary is on April 29-30. I'm not a big long distance rider, so not many miles (Km) will be ridden between now and then.
My options:
1. Ride lightly and hope the tire lasts for the burnouts at the track. There is a tire shop at the track, but they have NO provisions for mounting a 15-inch tire. Only 16-inch and up.
2. Roast the rear tire - see smokeshow in my signature below (This was the last time I changed the tire). Then mount a new tire, and race with the new tire. But I'll be selling the bike this summer and moving back to the US, so I'd rather not trash a new tire.
Ideas?
