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bushmaster you have zero tread on those tires man... lol and it looks like you cleaned them with tire polish... that's a nono!

 

hahhaha yea...bush armored all his tire...

look at mines!!! wifey put that on my tires to make sure i make it home for dinner everytime i ride.

 

I would have to agree with Abadfish, it's just not a practical topic for someone who does not take their bike to the track, which I read in the new Cycle World magazine about the '07 600rr is like 95% of allHonda owners. If you use your bike to commute like I do and find yourself riding mainly straight interstates and other main roads then your tire center is going to wear much quicker than the sides. When I rode my bike from MI to VA last summer you could actually see the rubber down the center of the tire peeling (exact opposite of the previous pic), buy hey I had to get the bike down here somehow.

 

I know, its just kinda fun topic is all...

 

Not to easy to see in this pic, but its the best i got....

 

Chicken strips are all to common when there are few curves where you live. Indiana is not known as a state with a lot of curvey roads. But I'd still ride my sportbike instead of a cruiser any day. Maybe if they open the Track (you know the one where they race the 500, 400 and F1 race) to the public for more than parade routes, I would leanmore.

 

Yea, well, Florida is know for the straight roads, so you have to swerve back and forth in the lane, haha, jk

 

Not nearly as skilled as Bushmaster but it will have to do for an amateur

 

im prolly goin out sunday ill post after that, tahoe 1 word...undertail, hahahahahah jk those damn f4is (like mine) have the bulkiest ugly **** undertail ever