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RE: Chicken Strips / Lean Angle - the Ferret - 04-12-2014
My chicken strips meet in the middle
. Bok bok bok
RE: Chicken Strips / Lean Angle - Tortuga_imp - 04-12-2014
(04-12-2014, 11:39 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: My chicken strips meet in the middle
Lol.
(04-12-2014, 11:34 AM)davidsargee_imp Wrote:(04-12-2014, 08:02 AM)Tortuga_imp Wrote:(04-12-2014, 08:01 AM)davidsargee_imp Wrote: There were no stripes on my tires, I have leaned her over pretty good, but I couldn't tell you the angle, I haven't scraped anything yet. I'll have to have a look at my tires, if I have any, they are small.
Photos, or it didn't happen!
Photos, or it didn't happen!
Was away from the bike when last posted.
Just took these, it is dusk around here but I think you can see well enough. Not erased, but as Redmist said, you would probably drag something if you did erase them. I oiled the chain, thus the hand prints.
Edit....3324 miles
Here ya go:
[url=http://s1290.photobucket.com/user/dsargee/media/backleft_zps57e1a42f.jpg.html]
[url=http://s1290.photobucket.com/user/dsargee/media/Backright_zpsb8a21ef8.jpg.html]
![[Image: 55aeb3b20131020d4383f8cb07ff8927.jpg]](https://cb1100forum.net/forum/uploads/imp/201404/55aeb3b20131020d4383f8cb07ff8927.jpg)
![[Image: 73c5eba5a964480c0d1793b27393ebdd.jpg]](https://cb1100forum.net/forum/uploads/imp/201404/73c5eba5a964480c0d1793b27393ebdd.jpg)
Photos, or it didn't happen!
Was away from the bike when last posted.
Just took these, it is dusk around here but I think you can see well enough. Not erased, but as Redmist said, you would probably drag something if you did erase them. I oiled the chain, thus the hand prints.
Edit....3324 miles
Here ya go:
[url=http://s1290.photobucket.com/user/dsargee/media/backleft_zps57e1a42f.jpg.html]
![[Image: 902ca6618427769cd4169d78bc611933.jpg]](https://cb1100forum.net/forum/uploads/imp/201404/902ca6618427769cd4169d78bc611933.jpg)
[url=http://s1290.photobucket.com/user/dsargee/media/Backright_zpsb8a21ef8.jpg.html]
![[Image: 3d1c6f183ad40eb995cf864a1cae135b.jpg]](https://cb1100forum.net/forum/uploads/imp/201404/3d1c6f183ad40eb995cf864a1cae135b.jpg)
Erm, are you seeing what I'm seeing? They look pretty similar to mine.
I'd say there was still a small kinda half inch bit of chicken on there. Would you agree?
RE: Chicken Strips / Lean Angle - davidsargee_imp - 04-12-2014
(04-12-2014, 12:51 PM)Tortuga_imp Wrote:(04-12-2014, 11:39 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: My chicken strips meet in the middle
Lol.
(04-12-2014, 11:34 AM)davidsargee_imp Wrote:(04-12-2014, 08:02 AM)Tortuga_imp Wrote:(04-12-2014, 08:01 AM)davidsargee_imp Wrote: There were no stripes on my tires, I have leaned her over pretty good, but I couldn't tell you the angle, I haven't scraped anything yet. I'll have to have a look at my tires, if I have any, they are small.
Photos, or it didn't happen!
Photos, or it didn't happen!
Was away from the bike when last posted.
Just took these, it is dusk around here but I think you can see well enough. Not erased, but as Redmist said, you would probably drag something if you did erase them. I oiled the chain, thus the hand prints.
Edit....3324 miles
Here ya go:
[url=http://s1290.photobucket.com/user/dsargee/media/backleft_zps57e1a42f.jpg.html]
[url=http://s1290.photobucket.com/user/dsargee/media/Backright_zpsb8a21ef8.jpg.html]
Photos, or it didn't happen!
Was away from the bike when last posted.
Just took these, it is dusk around here but I think you can see well enough. Not erased, but as Redmist said, you would probably drag something if you did erase them. I oiled the chain, thus the hand prints.
Edit....3324 miles
Here ya go:
[url=http://s1290.photobucket.com/user/dsargee/media/backleft_zps57e1a42f.jpg.html]
[url=http://s1290.photobucket.com/user/dsargee/media/Backright_zpsb8a21ef8.jpg.html]
Erm, are you seeing what I'm seeing? They look pretty similar to mine.
I'd say there was still a small kinda half inch bit of chicken on there. Would you agree?
I haven't seen yours, but there were never any pink stripes on mine. Was that something that was printed on the tire when new?
Sure, I would agree that there is some stripe there. I said, if I have any, they are small. I hadn't really looked at that before now.
I'm not sure you could clear it without scraping. I don't claim to be Freddie Spencer, just that I have "leaned her over pretty good". I don't think that's much of a stripe for an old fart,
. I've seen much larger.
RE: Chicken Strips / Lean Angle - rboe - 04-12-2014
I'm still getting my nerve up from crashing last April. sigh. And I don't hit the twisty bits as much; too many other things to do and bikes to ride.
RE: Chicken Strips / Lean Angle - CB4ME_imp - 04-13-2014
A little over 2000 mile on my tires. Still some chicken strips on the rear, and over a 1/2" each side on the front. I drag my boots routinely but have never scraped any hardware.
![[Image: a3e9028bb332dcca3c8cf416b189fc42.jpg]](https://cb1100forum.net/forum/uploads/imp/201404/a3e9028bb332dcca3c8cf416b189fc42.jpg)
![[Image: 12b8ad8e6143159d6716205af9166484.jpg]](https://cb1100forum.net/forum/uploads/imp/201404/12b8ad8e6143159d6716205af9166484.jpg)
RE: Chicken Strips / Lean Angle - Tortuga_imp - 04-13-2014
That's pretty decent. I've never dragged my boots, so might not be leaning far enough. I'll try to get some pics up soon.
RE: Chicken Strips / Lean Angle - Red Mist_imp - 04-13-2014
Did it again this morning, left peg scraping. Standard weight rider (~160 geared up), shocks set to standard (step 2).
The bike is quite easy to turn with those wide bars and narrow tires. The lean angle sensor in my brain is not calibrated to Cap'n Kidd. He likes to turn but starts digging in early.
RE: Chicken Strips / Lean Angle - Tortuga_imp - 04-13-2014
(04-13-2014, 05:29 AM)Red Mist_imp Wrote: Did it again this morning, left peg scraping. Standard weight rider (~160 geared up), shocks set to standard (step 2).
The bike is quite easy to turn with those wide bars and narrow tires. The lean angle sensor in my brain is not calibrated to Cap'n Kidd. He likes to turn but starts digging in early.
I like that turn of phrase. I always read your posts in a sort of 'authoritative drawl', if you'll excuse me saying so. I'm around 200lb and have mine set on click 3 at the back and tweaked half a line firmer on the forks.
With only 422 miles racked up of which I did only 318 I suspect I'll settle in to the bike and become a peg grinding guru.
I must admit, this evenings ride was more natural feeling and I think I'm getting my groove with Dixie.
Chicken Strips / Lean Angle - Cormanus - 04-13-2014
(04-13-2014, 05:29 AM)Red Mist_imp Wrote: Did it again this morning, left peg scraping. Standard weight rider (~160 geared up), shocks set to standard (step 2).
The bike is quite easy to turn with those wide bars and narrow tires. The lean angle sensor in my brain is not calibrated to Cap'n Kidd. He likes to turn but starts digging in early.
I guess yer gotta keep the preshar on him sos he doesn't turn around and bite yer!
RE: Chicken Strips / Lean Angle - Red Mist_imp - 04-13-2014
(04-13-2014, 07:11 AM)Cormanus_imp Wrote:(04-13-2014, 05:29 AM)Red Mist_imp Wrote: Did it again this morning, left peg scraping. Standard weight rider (~160 geared up), shocks set to standard (step 2).
The bike is quite easy to turn with those wide bars and narrow tires. The lean angle sensor in my brain is not calibrated to Cap'n Kidd. He likes to turn but starts digging in early.
I guess yer gotta keep the preshar on him sos he doesn't turn around and bite yer!
I guess yer gotta keep the preshar on him sos he doesn't turn around and bite yer!
I gotta thump him in the skull and bust him acrost the jaw wunst in a while to keep him in line.Hey you'd really like to read about my buddy Steve Costigan, too!
(04-13-2014, 06:27 AM)Tortuga_imp Wrote:(04-13-2014, 05:29 AM)Red Mist_imp Wrote: Did it again this morning, left peg scraping. Standard weight rider (~160 geared up), shocks set to standard (step 2).
The bike is quite easy to turn with those wide bars and narrow tires. The lean angle sensor in my brain is not calibrated to Cap'n Kidd. He likes to turn but starts digging in early.
I like that turn of phrase. I always read your posts in a sort of 'authoritative drawl', if you'll excuse me saying so. I'm around 200lb and have mine set on click 3 at the back and tweaked half a line firmer on the forks.
With only 422 miles racked up of which I did only 318 I suspect I'll settle in to the bike and become a peg grinding guru.
I must admit, this evenings ride was more natural feeling and I think I'm getting my groove with Dixie.
I like that turn of phrase. I always read your posts in a sort of 'authoritative drawl', if you'll excuse me saying so. I'm around 200lb and have mine set on click 3 at the back and tweaked half a line firmer on the forks.
With only 422 miles racked up of which I did only 318 I suspect I'll settle in to the bike and become a peg grinding guru.
I must admit, this evenings ride was more natural feeling and I think I'm getting my groove with Dixie.
Yep, I'm just channeling Robert E. Howard's "Breckinridge Elkins" from time to time! Cap'n Kidd bein' Breck's crazy, unruly horse which can ride faster and farther than any hoss that ever lived, but needs to be slugged on the jaw and punched on the nose to keep him in line. That ain't abuse because Cap'n Kidd generly bites a chunk or two outa Breck's leg and then tries to buck him clean off like there was a painter on his back!