Rear tyre slipping
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phantom309
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Re: Rear tyre slipping
being wet ,an on the bend in the video. you could of just been just unlucky to find a bit of spilt diesel .
Good friends don't let you do stupids thing alone .
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BenR
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Re: Rear tyre slipping
I have to back up what's already been said that avon vyper strykes are crap! I'd go on to say they're actually dangerous no grip in wet/cold conditions at all. I fitted a set to my old aprilia atlantic & wished I'd skinted myself to stretch to city grips. I love michelin city grips fantastic grip in all conditions & don't fit anything else now.
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furstyferret81
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Re: Rear tyre slipping
100% down to the tyres! There was a surface change that initiated it but I've been over the same patch 1000's of times with the City Grips and no issues.
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andyscooter
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Re: Rear tyre slipping
the s1s on my lml are awesome in the wet
bikes never fell over in the garage yet
bikes never fell over in the garage yet
i was an atheist until i realised i am god
Remember its a speed limit not a target
gilera runner vxr200 (chavped)
Remember its a speed limit not a target
gilera runner vxr200 (chavped)
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detec52
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Re: Rear tyre slipping
Worst tyre for any scooter I had them on my majesty 400 in the wet they were a nightmare. Rob