Darkside getting darker.
#11
[QUOTE=XL50#674;6532138]I know we all want longer life form our tires, but whats next? runnig airless solid tires from a brush hog? LOL!
Allready tried that. .....Bike got ALL scratched up riding out in the brush.
Allready tried that. .....Bike got ALL scratched up riding out in the brush.
#12
Weird thats for sure.
I replace my rear tire every year because I can't get it too hook up when I dump the clutch. Aircraft tires would cost me a lot of dough thats for sure.
I replace my rear tire every year because I can't get it too hook up when I dump the clutch. Aircraft tires would cost me a lot of dough thats for sure.
#14
[QUOTE=will2002;6532208]SOMEONE MENTIONED RUNNING A FORKLIFT TIRE IN THIS THREAD, IM GUESSING SOLID PNEUMATIC IS WHAT THEY WERE REFERING TOO... CANT IMAGINE WHAT THE RIDE WOULD BE LIKE. WTF?
#15
[quote=shimmon;6532236]Yeah I was LOL! the tire i'm taking about it a bunch of rubber pressed to gether to make a round tire for a brush hog mower. The damn things will out last any part on that mower or the tractor it's hooked to LOL!
#16
last week somene posted an ebay link where a guy was selling a wing for the tourpack of an ultra.
if the guy running the airplane tires picks that up, too, he can be cleared for liftoff by the 6 year old who was controlling air traffic in NYC a couple of months ago.
if the guy running the airplane tires picks that up, too, he can be cleared for liftoff by the 6 year old who was controlling air traffic in NYC a couple of months ago.
#18
Guys I just ran out and found some really skinny steam rollers and fitted them to my bike. Holy S++T! they will last forever. The lean angle is a bit harder and they tend to not hook up on hole shots, but man the do last and also my my limestone driveway has never been this flat LOL!