Tire Psi
11-14-2007 | 08:05 PM
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From: Europe
Re: Tire Psi
I am dumb . . . so, if the tyre pressure is lower the wheelies and stoppies will be more stable? You have more control?
I run stock psi on my tyres and the other day I slammed the front tire so hard that the tank dented a little in my ***** area, my ***** are fine (steel ***** :YEAH ), but I can't believe that the tank dented that way. Maybe if the pressure wasn't so high in the front the tire would have absorbed of the shock from the slam.
I run stock psi on my tyres and the other day I slammed the front tire so hard that the tank dented a little in my ***** area, my ***** are fine (steel ***** :YEAH ), but I can't believe that the tank dented that way. Maybe if the pressure wasn't so high in the front the tire would have absorbed of the shock from the slam.
11-15-2007 | 02:03 AM
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From: Arizona bbiittccheezzz
Re: Tire Psi
I am dumb . . . so, if the tyre pressure is lower the wheelies and stoppies will be more stable? You have more control?
I run stock psi on my tyres and the other day I slammed the front tire so hard that the tank dented a little in my ***** area, my ***** are fine (steel ***** :YEAH ), but I can't believe that the tank dented that way. Maybe if the pressure wasn't so high in the front the tire would have absorbed of the shock from the slam.
I run stock psi on my tyres and the other day I slammed the front tire so hard that the tank dented a little in my ***** area, my ***** are fine (steel ***** :YEAH ), but I can't believe that the tank dented that way. Maybe if the pressure wasn't so high in the front the tire would have absorbed of the shock from the slam.
:LMAO
11-15-2007 | 02:04 AM
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From: Arizona bbiittccheezzz
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