Chicken Strips
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have some strip left front and back. i have the shinko podiums and before everyone starts bashing i think if you run even close to street legal as in speed limit you wont ever over exeed the limit of the tire it is just a headgame obviously on the track is different but i am talking about the street
#17
damn i wish my chicken strips wer like that. i cant get rid of mine. im a new rider and i take turns i used to take at thirty at fifty now or faster and they still wont go away. i can tell when i get to them in a turn cuz the tire feels like its slippery
#19
I have PP's on my bike. I live in the hills and have twisties all around. I ride reasonably hard, my chicken strips are gone but my back tire is starting to flat spot in the center. I do ride straightline highway to work and back........ I do love the grip on these tires tho.... Not sure if I should try something else next time or not.....
#20
my bike is slammed, so low the mid pipe drags on the right and the peg on the left. mine will never see a track, maybe, maybe a dragstrip, my ride is 80 miles round trip and my shinko 005 radial has almost 4k miles and has over half tread left on it, for a 100 bucks on a comuter the shinko is like a sore peter you can not beat it! the front is a michelin piolit2 i think. has over 2k miles and looks brand new so i guess it depends on how/where you ride. the bike had dunlops on it when i got it almost brand new ones and after 4500 miles they were dangerous to ride. in 10 months ive done roughly 9k miles, more then some in a life time no way iam spending 200-300 bucks per tire to ride to/from work.
o and on the cover of a recent issue of super street bikes theres a tricked out Busa wearing the 005 shinko radials and the caption said something to the effect of for the traction and mileage the 005 radial is a great tire, on a 190hp+ bike no less.
o and on the cover of a recent issue of super street bikes theres a tricked out Busa wearing the 005 shinko radials and the caption said something to the effect of for the traction and mileage the 005 radial is a great tire, on a 190hp+ bike no less.