And coldslaw and dip, man you guy's know how to live it up, what do you chase it with.GeoffXR200R wrote:sapaul wrote:Also thin strips of chicken usually coated and then deep fried, you can get them with french fries or salads. Quite tasty.
YUM YUM
Ok...I know it's a dopey question, but...
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Speaking of chicken...
Friend of mine said, "You'll get about 1,000 miles out of a set of tires."
Uh... so... if that's true, how the flock am I supposed to go on nice long(ish) road trips?
I've noticed a "fair" amount of wear at 1,200 miles (Dunlops). I know how to gauge the wear of my tires, but I must ask, What whould I expect out of the tires that came on my R6? Does Yamaha cheap-out like Jeep did with my "Wrangler ATs"? ( I would assume they do )
Friend of mine said, "You'll get about 1,000 miles out of a set of tires."
Uh... so... if that's true, how the flock am I supposed to go on nice long(ish) road trips?
I've noticed a "fair" amount of wear at 1,200 miles (Dunlops). I know how to gauge the wear of my tires, but I must ask, What whould I expect out of the tires that came on my R6? Does Yamaha cheap-out like Jeep did with my "Wrangler ATs"? ( I would assume they do )
I ride a 600cc GSXR but I have a friend on an R1, one on an R6 and one on a CBR. From what I have seen we are all using the same tires from the local honda yamaha dealership(well the R1's rear tire is bigger). And I know that I'm getting somewhere in the neighborhood of 5000 miles off a rear tire. And I heard similar from the R6 and the R1 riders. Front tire hasnt been replaced yet and I'm at the 10,000 mile mark.
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Re: Ok...I know it's a dopey question, but...
The little thin piece of rubber on the tire that has never met the road. You can see it here by the direction arrow and the michelin man.SuperRookie wrote:Uh...relating to tires, I think...What are chicken strips?
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Actually, if I lean my bike far enough onto the pegs (as in, squeezing my boot against the engine case) I can (and have) erase my chicken strips entirely. If you have floorboards you might not be so lucky.Mag7C wrote:They should make a term for us cruiser riders... like "physically impossible to lean that far... strips". I guess we can compare the amount of scrapes on the underside of our frames instead!