This was posted on a Busa board this week. Rear tire, 8,000 miles. Now I don't feel so bad...amazing. Not sure how the guy manages to even ride his bike like that.
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QuarterHorse
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:surprise: Mine aren't that big on a tire with under 1000K miles on a stretched out bike!!!!! Does that guy have a sidewinder exhaust on it or what!?!?!?
He said he "doesn't lean much." No sh*t? He must be friggin counterbalancing for turns...or something. That looks like it would be one hydroplaning mother, too.
one2dmax
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He lives in Kansas! There are no turns.
Sean
Sean
LOL, good point, except where I live now rivals Western Kansas for twisties, and I can't touch those chicken strips. Geez, on/off ramps...dodging a dead skunk, anything?
Hey Jay...
Do what I do and find a parking lot and just go around in circles. LOL!
Do what I do and find a parking lot and just go around in circles. LOL!
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That's an option. I've got a friend that rides a CBR who occasionally flips me some about my strips. So, I've found an s-curve locally that at least puts a few scuff marks on the strips every so often. It ain't much, but something:
If you look closely, you can see the speed bumps, but there's a strip through the middle of them so you don't have to slow down.
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