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Originally posted by boro
Originally posted by kickitjp
..you can cure chicken strips with some courage and skill.. it's a bit harder to cure a flat spot unless you open up your wallet 
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Most definatelyMuch better! And not so expensive. ..you can cure chicken strips with some courage and skill.. it's a bit harder to cure a flat spot unless you open up your wallet
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@wingspan:
Not bad, really not bad.
Greetz from the South of Germany
750 Katana (GSX 750F) year 2002Comment
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Which transliterates into "Fear Strips"Originally posted by boro
A lot of it depends on your tire's design shape. I can rail the Kat hard and in the mountains (like the Gap) end up with no strips on my rear, but my front will still have a good 1cm of chicken strip on it (Z6's) because they curve away faster before the edges (translates into less likely to wash the front out too, which is fine by me).
Cheers,
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Okay, I dont want to do this, but, come ON, the only way to get rid of CS is the honest, old fashoned way- by riding! And messing around in a PARKING LOT???!??? come on!
Gotta say it- POSER!!!"Stevie B" Boudreaux
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i still have one line on each side.Comment
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Alot of people do, just gives you something to shoot forOriginally posted by toezter
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Re: chicken strips
Sandpaper. No more chicken.Originally posted by tang
Once you can accept the universe as being something expanding into an infinite nothing which is something, wearing stripes with plaid is easy.
- Albert EinsteinComment
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