rogdeb
Scouser
Doncha just love "English" englishThere ain't no noun wot can't be verbed.... chopperizing ...
Doncha just love "English" englishThere ain't no noun wot can't be verbed.... chopperizing ...
Unless you're doing nothing but laps on a track you'd never wear out the outer edge of any tire, so that's the case no matter what the size.This is probably because you are squeezing a wider tire inside the same 5.5" (140mm) wheel rim. It will cause the tread profile to distort with a more acute arc rendering the sides of the tires less useful. When you think about it, that means that you won't be using as much of the tire tread that you paid for.
Yeah-can't seem to get rid of those embarrassing 3/4" strips...front has 1/8" strips tho---better not push it..+1 on the strips....i tried on Carmel Valley road and Nacimiento last week and they are still there.......
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He got it. The next morning he was checking everyone's chicken strips....on the front tires though.I tried to give KJ some beef about his wide chicken strips (with the big meat on the back) but I don't think he was getting it.
Yeah-can't seem to get rid of those embarrassing 3/4" strips...front has 1/8" strips tho---better not push it..+1 on the strips....i tried on Carmel Valley road and Nacimiento last week and they are still there.......
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.1/4" c/strip... no c/stip on the back...Well, I've got a 190 rear on my VFR and the front looks like this..IMG]https://i39.tinypic.com/2vmbnza.jpg
The rear rim on the VFR is a 17" x 6" wide (a full half inch wider than the FJR's) and actually comes with a 190 width tire stock. With the wider rim the tire profile would not get pinched into a higher than intended profile.Well, I've got a 190 rear on my VFR and the front looks like this...
1/4" c/strip... no c/stip on the back...
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