How to get rid of Chicken Strips
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#22
Im sure there is a product, but I just don't get why people care enough to try and "hide" chicken strips.
#23
umm wrong, there is nothing you can buy to just wash them off. Yes the 'shiney' maybe washed off but only n00bs n squids would think it was from riding. Anyone else could tell the diff between washed/sand papered n actual scrubbed in from riding
#24
I think that sums up who would ever even think about doing this to their tires....
I would equate this to people who buy mud and cover their truck/suv with it to make it look like they went off-roading (and yes, this does exist)
I would equate this to people who buy mud and cover their truck/suv with it to make it look like they went off-roading (and yes, this does exist)
#25
Though, why should I be surprised...douchebaggery is so prevalent nowadays.
#26
Old article- but proof it does exist. People will buy anything....
#27
its all about riding position and technique hit up a track day and do some learning, i took my bike to the dragons tail (deals gap) wore both the stoppers on the pegs to a flat bottom and still had some chicken strip, dont need to not have chicken strips to prove your a good rider, i saw guys draggin knee at the dragon still have strips on there tire, i could care less what other people say when they look at my tire and say... "oooohhh look at those" if they wanna show me up they can check my rear tire at the track if they can keep up lol
#29
thanks for all info Guys! Wouldve got back sooner but i have been waitin on closing for my first home! We are finally in! I did not mean to sound retarded and i have no idea why you would want to Quote FLAME ME? I was just curious.... I will not be attempting to take curves running insane speeds either i was just curious on some of you guys' input and i really appreciate it. So thanks to all....