Tire Pressure? spinning tire?
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\r\n \r\n i am over 200 lbs and the roads spin alot on my street ride. have not tried them for stunting. i have read in alot of threads how guys love these tires for drifting so that tells me that they do spin real easy. you probably need to run the pilot powers or maybe the newer pilot pures for better traction.\r\n
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\r\n Originally Posted by BRYTNI\r\n View Post\r\n
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So i just switched tired was runnin a battlelax bt021r on the rear.
\nThey stopped makin it so i am now tryin out the Pilot Road 2 and having problems wit the tire spinning, not just when its hot either but netime.
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\nNeways im havin ALOT of probs with it spinnin on Sitdowns and footdwns. Not on standups considering my weight is mostly in the rear. (110 lbs of me)
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\nHave ne of u ladies had troubles with rear tire spinning , has neone tried puttin weights on the back end or adjusting suspension or nething and what is a good tire pressure that would give you enuff grip but not too wobily..Im running about 18 i believe, maybe this is a dumb question lol idk.
\nMy boyfriend runs the same tire on his 36 and doesnt have as many probs, i think it may be the tire and my weight on the bike, idk..
\nBut Its really annoying! I didnt have probs with the battlelax, maybe you can suggest a good rear tire for lightweight people
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\nthe bt021 got replaced by the newer version bt023...just put one one last night... its just a redesigned version not dual compound
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\ni just came off of the pilot road 2, and personally i hated it, its too hard and barely hooks up, i just got used to it spinning and then getting thrown into a wheelie...
\nif you burnout first it helped sometimes
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\n........i didnt realize i just posted in the ladies thread, my bad lol\r\n
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\r\n \r\n get a power pure....they NEVER slide out\r\n
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\r\n \r\n Its your clutch up technique IMO. I weigh 130lbs & run the same tire except with 45psi. Try being smoother on the clutch release \r\n
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\r\n Originally Posted by brandongixxer\r\n View Post\r\n
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the bt021 got replaced by the newer version bt023...just put one one last night... its just a redesigned version not dual compound
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\r\ni just came off of the pilot road 2, and personally i hated it, its too hard and barely hooks up, i just got used to it spinning and then getting thrown into a wheelie...
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\r\n........i didnt realize i just posted in the ladies thread, my bad lol
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Really? Tire has sick nasty grip on the sidewalls. Wants to go Wiiiiiiiide!!!\r\n
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\r\n Originally Posted by SKETCHY\r\n View Post\r\n
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Its your clutch up technique IMO. I weigh 130lbs & run the same tire except with 45psi. Try being smoother on the clutch release
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+1 same thing happened to me when I had my f2, I was about 120lbs at the time. Clutchin to hard=spin.\r\n
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\r\n \r\n One of my boyz is about your wieght and has no issues. Gotta smooth out that clutchin technique. \r\n
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\r\n Originally Posted by SKETCHY\r\n View Post\r\n
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Really? Tire has sick nasty grip on the sidewalls. Wants to go Wiiiiiiiide!!!
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I can eat thatt tire in one short drift session. Only worth it for fast wides and long trips\r\n
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\r\n Originally Posted by GIL with 1 L\r\n View Post\r\n
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I can eat thatt tire in one short drift session. Only worth it for fast wides and long trips
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Yea, put a new one on sunday....clutched it up, dipped in & almost hit a fence on the other side of the lot \r\n
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