I thought it seemed like I scraped more on the right side than the left, I just figured it must be my riding style, but I was looking over the bike today, the Carpenter pipe will scrape on a Touring. Flattened her out a little too, probably gained an 1/8" of clearance.
My rear tire, a Bridgestone Exedra Max, gave me an uneasy feeling when near the edge. Turns out it was badly cupped close to the chicken strips. The tire is worn but not at the wear marks yet. I'll replace it with an Avon Cobra Chrome and see how that goes. I've had a few of the Exedras with no problem. It was actually good to see that and realise it was the tire and not me turning into a chicken
I thought it seemed like I scraped more on the right side than the left, I just figured it must be my riding style, but I was looking over the bike today, the Carpenter pipe will scrape on a Touring. Flattened her out a little too, probably gained an 1/8" of clearance.
Thats from a old tip over up north bud. Don't worry about you riding it hard enough to do that , most of us have seen you ride and well tip over when your sitting still in
Thats fron a old tip over up north bud. Don't worry about you riding it hard enough to do that , most of us have seen you ride and well tip over when your sitting still in
Ok, smartass, next time we're up there, we'll run it together and see, we're both Flatlanders, should be a fair run. I kept up with two 600 lb bikes, between the bike, the full saddlebags and the fat guy on top, I was pushing 1120-1130 lbs through those curves.
Ok, smartass, next time we're up there, we'll run it together and see, we're both Flatlanders, should be a fair run. I kept up with two 600 lb bikes, between the bike, the full saddlebags and the fat guy on top, I was pushing 1120-1130 lbs through those curves.
Ok, smartass, next time we're up there, we'll run it together and see, we're both Flatlanders, should be a fair run. I kept up with two 600 lb bikes, between the bike, the full saddlebags and the fat guy on top, I was pushing 1120-1130 lbs through those curves.
Surely others are drooling -- and we DO NOT have to go fast to have fun. We pulled over at an overlook (where y'all passed us) and a rider there insisted, the only good speed and the best speed is your own speed - whatever that is.