What's the rules with doing burnouts?

[haydes55]

Lol tis a bit far away. Imagine rocking up to your dads alone and informing him I'm going to do burnouts on HIS driveway, lol.

He would watch and tell you what you're doing wrong if you can't get it. We tried teaching my 9year old sister how to do donuts on her speedway bike last october.

[Reckless]

Drury tyres will let you burnout the last of your old tyre on their skid pad before they fit the new one..
They took some good pics and vid of my last tyre.



BE careful when its low! The steel bands can trash your rear end.
Listen for the sound of them or get Mike etc to tell you when to stop.
You can tape some cardboard over your number plate or in the danger area.
Yep using oil to start is cheating. Best do it there where you can get some supervision if its your first go or at least get some practice first.

[nerrrd]

Can find somewhere, need your moral support!

Oh right, that I can do .

[Grubber]

Only if you're a fuckin' boy....

Agreed. I personally just don't get the fascination to be fair. I kinda like having my tread for cornering etc.

[unstuck]

Agreed. I personally just don't get the fascination to be fair. I kinda like having my tread for cornering etc.

Tiz a worn out tire anyway. But, yeah I dont see the point either. Each to their own.

[Maha]

just do it outside any burger king on a fri or sat night

... wont hide anything, their burgers taste like burnt rubber as it is with that fake added charred grill flavour.

[Banditbandit]

Just as the title asks. My rear tyre has come to an end and I'd like to use the opportunity before I replace it, to do some burnouts... why not? But I'm not sure where I could do them without getting in the poo with the po po? Is it ok if I do it in my work car park? (dont suppose you can waterblast off rubber?). Only problem is that it's not fully fenced. Thoughts?

You have to ask ???

[Scouse]

Just as the title asks What's the rules with doing burnouts?

that is an easy question to answer. Girls can't do them.

[caspernz]

Haha, once you've done a decent burnout and spent the next year picking bits of rubber from areas on your bike where you didn't think it could or would go...you'd likely only do a burnout on a hack bike...but hey, each to their own

[T.W.R]

that is an easy question to answer. Girls can't do them.

[Paul in NZ]

Why do you hate your bike so much?

[Banditbandit]

She got told it's a hoon bike - so now she's trying to live up to that ...

[Paul in NZ]

She got told it's a hoon bike - so now she's trying to live up to that ...

I just can't do burnouts... Or rather i can't face the mess and damage to the bike... Its the curse of being your own mechanic and a bit fussy I suppose...

[Grashopper]

Not my thing as I would feel sorry for my bike, but if you really want to do it that Drury place sounds perfect for it. It's not very far from you either. Or ask Chris. I'm sure he has done a few burn-outs in his time

[ellipsis]

...have you done it yet?...