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tyre Break In
24 posts · Started by cjc · 21 May 2008
Post 2 by Plipton,
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Post 3 by Sinex,
#3HTF do you scrub the edges without leaning over all the way FFS???
Post 4 by cjc,
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Post 5 by SDSmurf,
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Post 6 by weeksy,
#6Then do it again and again until you're at the edges. Best place to scrub is in the slow group on a (dry) track day.
Post 7 by Bamm-Bamm,
#7I don't get the problem if you can corner.
Post 8 by Allan P.,
#8Post 9 by Sabre,
#9but its all in your heads , iff its cold and damp take your time with pushing them and get some heat into them ,
I love new tyers in the summer Dry roads , ride my fave twistys and with in 60 miles job done ,
Dont think abowt it ,iff it is warm and sunny just ride your bike as normale , look were you are going ,and dont think abowt the tyers
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