People peddling bullshit as fact on KB

**NDORFN** · 22nd August 2009, 00:07

Originally Posted by scumdog

Maybe ya should shag his mrs to show him...

While you watch and pretend you're Brad Shipton?

**scumdog** · 22nd August 2009, 00:14

Originally Posted by NDORFN

While you watch and pretend you're Brad Shipton?

Only pretend??

**98tls** · 22nd August 2009, 00:15

Originally Posted by NDORFN

While you watch and pretend you're Brad Shipton?

Fail........epic fail.Its not about pretending.

**NDORFN** · 22nd August 2009, 00:23

Originally Posted by 98tls

Fail........epic fail.Its not about pretending.

It's a lady's perogative to fantisize. Come on dude.

**Motu** · 22nd August 2009, 09:50

Originally Posted by LBD

the old TT100 tyres, which were one of THE tyres back then, had arrows for direction of rotation,,, If fitted on the front it should turn this way and if fitted on the back it should turn that way....

I don't think it was front or rear,just a rotational arrow.It was just because of the construction - a lap joint in the tread.I never saw a tyre come apart,no matter what the abuse.Tyres like the TT100 and K70 were for front or rear.....so I can say I have a front tyre on the back,and a back tyre on the front.

**2wheeldrifter** · 22nd August 2009, 17:48

Fact is............ bullshit is on here

Which all depends on how you take it.... at your discretion at the end of the day

**boman** · 22nd August 2009, 19:05

Originally Posted by Motu

I don't think it was front or rear,just a rotational arrow.It was just because of the construction - a lap joint in the tread.I never saw a tyre come apart,no matter what the abuse.Tyres like the TT100 and K70 were for front or rear.....so I can say I have a front tyre on the back,and a back tyre on the front.

A few Avons had the same, Super venoms from memory, Rotate this way on front and this way on rear. It was to protect the splice on the tread.