Yeah a home wouldn't be a home with out one and they are all mad in one way or another I used to have cat many years ago( died of old age) that used to unbenown to me get up on top off the V8 engine block and go to sleep between the Dizzy and Carby (ford engine) at front and obvisoubly let it tail dangle any any way one day I came home had only been home about an hour an remembered I needed to run an errand, well I jumped in the car and the cat must not have heard me ...because as I cranked the engine over, there was this loud thump and mornfull cat scream... the cat came out from under the car with 3/4 of it's tail hanging on by a bit of skin ..after half hour of chase the cat around still screaming in pain I caught it and took it to vet, after his recovery his name changed to BOBTAIL his name was Benny before, Oh yeah what was that errand again28psi was too low, 30psi felt very nice and will probably to back to it, 32 sits better and the tire doesn't "bulge" much. I was out scraping the pegs on purpose to see just how far over the tire would touch the ground and even with the floor boards bent up at 45 degrees the tire never used all the tread.
New tires are greasy of course, I launched with the intention of raising the front wheel and the tire slipped one revolution ... it wiped the "new" off and stood straight up.
I LOVE this tire ... I've been mean to it and the little "nubbies" are still there! I don't think I could wear this thing out if I tried.
I just noticed that my white cat has black grease down his back ... his lack of fear gets him in trouble and dirty. When I came home with the mounted tire, he was sitting under the rear fender while it was on the center stand and jack. He's the only pet I've seen that will ride on a lawn mower taking a nap. Silly animal
Thats sad but funny.Yeah a home wouldn't be a home with out one and they are all mad in one way or another I used to have cat many years ago( died of old age) that used to unbenown to me get up on top off the V8 engine block and go to sleep between the Dizzy and Carby (ford engine) at front and obvisoubly let it tail dangle any any way one day I came home had only been home about an hour an remembered I needed to run an errand, well I jumped in the car and the cat must not have heard me ...because as I cranked the engine over, there was this loud thump and mornfull cat scream... the cat came out from under the car with 3/4 of it's tail hanging on by a bit of skin ..after half hour of chase the cat around still screaming in pain I caught it and took it to vet, after his recovery his name changed to BOBTAIL his name was Benny before, Oh yeah what was that errand again
Now that 2 on black bikes. Glad you like it. I didnt want you to blame me for a bad experience. Try the braking at 35 and 60. You will be sitting on the tank, LOL28psi was too low, 30psi felt very nice and will probably to back to it, 32 sits better and the tire doesn't "bulge" much. I was out scraping the pegs on purpose to see just how far over the tire would touch the ground and even with the floor boards bent up at 45 degrees the tire never used all the tread.
New tires are greasy of course, I launched with the intention of raising the front wheel and the tire slipped one revolution ... it wiped the "new" off and stood straight up.
I LOVE this tire ... I've been mean to it and the little "nubbies" are still there! I don't think I could wear this thing out if I tried.
I just noticed that my white cat has black grease down his back ... his lack of fear gets him in trouble and dirty. When I came home with the mounted tire, he was sitting under the rear fender while it was on the center stand and jack. He's the only pet I've seen that will ride on a lawn mower taking a nap. Silly animal
Yeah made a good talking point and we had a laught or two after the cat had fully recovered but for some reason he gave the car a wide berth after that, oh it actually had caught his tail between the fanbelt and pulley... fur everywhere... damm lucky it wasn't a paw or his head..
