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Thread: Chicken strips front but not rear - what is this telling me?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ducatilover View Post
    Same goes for the knee and toe sliders!
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    Nar that's normal for sport demons buddy. I honed out 3 ? sets of them on me ol' spada. The rear isn't very radiused in comparison to the front.

    When you do start hooking into that last 8-10mm of front tread, you'll have your knee down, then your elbow. And your head, your back, your arse and your forearm..

    As an aside I run 28front and 26rear on the track. 34 all round on the road. Seems to go alright.
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    Yeah well, I run a rear tyre of 160 width, whereas the standard is a 150. On the 150 I was running off the end of the tread, now on the 160 I've got maybe 4-5 mm of chicken strip. On the standard sized front, a 120 I've got at least 10 mm of chicken strip. Tracktime doesn't make much difference to this...oh well, bring on that belt sander

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    My gixxer does exactly the same thing to the tyres that the OP was talking about. I was actually wondering if that's normal, but it's all good to know that it is.

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