i agree with full protection 100% but i just like wearing jeans. someday i will get actual pants.
you could scuff up the rear tire a little bit, it wont hurt at all, but if you driving it home be carful, it is new. i had to drive mine home the day i bought it and it started to drizzle going down the highway and i was like o shiot im screwed but luckly i got it home ok.
i agree with full protection 100% but i just like wearing jeans. someday i will get actual pants.
you could scuff up the rear tire a little bit, it wont hurt at all, but if you driving it home be carful, it is new. i had to drive mine home the day i bought it and it started to drizzle going down the highway and i was like o shiot im screwed but luckly i got it home ok.
if anythign try a scuff pad. but either way still be easy on them for the first 50-100 miles. your ride home will wear the center pretty good i would only scuff up the edges. actually i would probably jsut get them nice and hot and sticky and lean it over.
well it must have not been to bad because the guy was cool and dident charge me extra or even mention it??!
also it is not easier it is very easy to tel that it is harder to slow with the bigger tire i dident think i would notice it!!??? also it might just be because it is new but the tire lockes up way to easy i dont even really use the back at all now unless i have to
well after riding more today it isent slipery at all i got really leaned over on a courner by my house...drug the right peg a lil...well at least my toe :lol:
well it is like my judjment on how far i am leaning i barley touch the ground with it then i pull it up...i guess when i get a suit i can just use the knee lol
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