scrubbing in new tyre

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scrubbing in new tyre

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Hi guys just been and got a new rear tyre on 600 It is a Gpr 100 it cost 220 bucks fitted. What i was wondering was if there is any tips out there for scrubbing new tyres up
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take it easy 8)
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the common consensus is to take a ride up the mountains and slowly slowly crank her over more and more over 50~100km distance.
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look dont be too scared. they are not as bad as people say.

just ride on them as if it was wet.
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Not that mina would know what it's like to ride in the wet :D but that's pretty good advice. Other option is of course do a burnout ad that will get rid of the straight layer :)
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Post by MrStompy »

i rode a new front tyre at the track last weekend.
i was a little worried about it. i just took is reasonably easy for the first 2 laps and then i rode like normal.

i had absolutely no problems. admittedly i dont ride as hard as a lot of people do so i probably never got close to testing its boundaries.

the advice to ride like its raining i reckon is a good tip.
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i have a tin of tyre buffer, which i put on a rag and wipe over the tyre with when its new. helps get rid of that layer on top...
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Just ride the bugger, but easily for the first 100 or so and gradually get into it like someone else suggested...
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Just ride on it and pretend you are riding on mud.... so you ride around for a couple of k's.... doing the tire warmup thing that they do at the track.... Youll be right...
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Post by ZZRCHIKKY »

:shock: i didnt know u had to be carful :? iv had 2 new tyes and i didnt knwo that lol :P supose im just lucky :P or good :P
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ZZRCHIKKY wrote::shock: i didnt know u had to be carful :? iv had 2 new tyes and i didnt knwo that lol :P supose im just lucky :P or good :P
Probably more on the lucky side.
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Duane wrote:
ZZRCHIKKY wrote::shock: i didnt know u had to be carful :? iv had 2 new tyes and i didnt knwo that lol :P supose im just lucky :P or good :P
Probably more on the lucky side.
perhaps the tire fitters saw a huge set of chicken strips on the old ones and didn't see the need to warn :wink:
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i dont have huge chikens trips thank u :P
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seee:P
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Post by Stereo »

Kishy strips!

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