race tires danger for new rideR?

Started by redial, March 31, 2009, 10:23:42 AM

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MsTek

Quote from: crankmonster on March 31, 2009, 01:06:03 PM
Bring the bike back to the shop and politely ask for your money back, it's obvious you don't need to be riding a motorcycle.

Wow.  Who pissed in your cornflakes?

It's obvious that you lack social skills.
"Do something each day that scares you..."

redial

Quote from: sochuck on April 11, 2009, 01:09:09 AM
The amount of grip will be determined by the pressure in the tyre at any given point (this is a point you need to be clear on...PROPER AIR PRESSURE LEVELS based upin load,,,do the research).


thank you for pointing this out to me, i will do my research on this right away.

As for lacking confidence, i agree completely. I wish i could haul off to a track school right away but unfortunately i have a busy work schedule right now, so for the time im trying to put as many miles in as possible,  riding to work and takign long twisty rides on sundays [moto] gaining confidence as i go (but not too much). the dragons are holding up fine. im waiting to put the diablos on until i have the equipment gathered to do it myself. (cant stand to pay a shop)

i look forward to attending a track/riding school in the future  [thumbsup]

junior varsity

You and me both. For right now, get a good warm and sunny day, ride relaxed for a few minutes, to get a little heat in the tires, before cranking it up to 11. Then, progressively feel out the front a bit at a time, to establish how silly your previous worries were. I used to use a stretch of the Natchez Trace for this - just a few miles of 45mph marked road that had big sweeping curves where you could easily memorize the order, and the pavement was in perfect condition. Its also how I seat-of-the-pants evaluated modifications to anything I had made.

supertjeduc

I always buy used Super Corsa's from wanabee racers ,they are good for about 4000 km roaduse
Best things are the grip ,even in the rain ,and i tried this  [evil] and the price (i pay about 50â,¬ for a back tyre)

ducpainter

Quote from: sochuck on April 11, 2009, 01:09:09 AM
OK once I am done turn the flame up....<snip>
Why would I do that?

You're right.  ;D
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redial

Quote from: ducpainter on April 11, 2009, 04:40:19 PM
Why would I do that?

You're right.  ;D

agree, i believe that sochuck is accurate in his post as a whole i dont take offense one bit. honesty is virtue.  [thumbsup]