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 binge Emo Kiddy

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 Posted: 20:41 - 03 May 2009 Post subject: Tyre Pressures, Suspension set up, Tyres shredding |
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It's not bothered me until now, But the weather is getting warmer, And I've started cornering the pit bike alot faster recently.
My tyres are ripping quite bad on both sides, And both front and rear.
I am running 28PSI front and rear, And have quite a stiff suspension set up.
The tyres are Bridgestone Hoops, B01 front and B02 rear, Quite soft tyres, But wouldn't of thought they'd rip like they are.
Not fussed about the cost of replacement, It's fitting a new rear which is a ballache of a job. And I have a proper machine at work.
And looking at the wear on them today, I cant see them lasting too long.
Is the ripping just down to a bad set up of pressure and suspension stiffness. Is it that the tyres are just too soft?
Is there anything I can do to stop it, Or at least prevent it a bit?
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Would imagine that the ripping/tearing (or whatever you wanna call it ) will ease off once the tyre's have a more suitable shaped profile. Ie. would say a more rounder shaped tyre wouldn't do that as much.
Edit: just noticed in general pics that the tyres do look quite round already though .
Hmmm, perhaps they were just a bit cold?  |
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Check the bridgstone site. It gives you the correct pressures for your tyre's. Often this is diffrent to your handbook pressures. ____________________ Just because my bike was A DIVVY, does not mean i am...... |
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 Posted: 10:03 - 04 May 2009 Post subject: |
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Usually suspension too hard will tear up the tyres but I suspect you're sliding them too which will surely tear the edges. ____________________ a.k.a 'Geri'
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Google 'cold tear' and you will come up with pics ... look familiar?!!?
EDIT:-
Here, this should help
https://www.feelthetrack.com/tire-wear.html
"SHOCK SPRING TEAR" looks like you right? ____________________ The purpose of life is to fight maturity. |
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Old Thread Alert!
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