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Pilot Power after track day.....

Started by Big T, July 26, 2009, 03:34:43 AM

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Big T

Hey inspecting my rear after the track day yesterday and found a couple of small "patches" of rubber that appears to have lifted as shown below.

New Pilot power with 200km on it to scrub it in before track day....

Any cause for concern??????




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CairnsDuc

That wouldn't be something like Cold Tearing would it?
sorry never done a track day, never been to a track, bit hard when the nearest one is 2000k's away.  [bang]

mattyvas

Haven't seen a PP do that before, have seen plenty of rubber "balling" on the edge of the tread blocks.
Can you push your finger into the rubber, as in feel that it has lifted at all?

Big T

All the rubber is solid in and around the patches.....

The tyre feels fine and rode fine.....  ???
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mattyvas

If it feels fine guess we can just help you monitor it Saturday.

bazz20

no big t the tyre is fine those spots are caused by pinching , causes not enough pressure and not warm enough cheers bazz

dragonworld.

Quote from: CairnsDuc on July 26, 2009, 03:53:20 AM
That wouldn't be something like Cold Tearing would it?
sorry never done a track day, never been to a track, bit hard when the nearest one is 2000k's away.  [bang]

I'm with CairnsDuc on this one. [thumbsup]

With our Club system of 5 lap sprints (And racing in  winter??  [roll]. Something visitors from O/S have questioned.  ??? ) it isnt unusual to see this sort of thing, when the tyre is trying to maintain traction while getting the "berries" from the lunatic riding the bike when dead cold.  ;D
Cold track surface also contributes to the issue as well. [moto]
Secret to a long relationship is........Keep the fights clean and the sex DIRTY"!

Big T

Quote from: dragonworld on July 26, 2009, 03:13:31 PM
it isn't unusual to see this sort of thing, when the tyre is trying to maintain traction while getting the "berries" from the lunatic riding the bike when dead cold.  ;D

Guilty as charged your honour...................  [leo]

Thanks for the feedback you all...........  [thumbsup]
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mattyvas


dragonworld.

Secret to a long relationship is........Keep the fights clean and the sex DIRTY"!

Dockstrada

Quote from: Big T on July 26, 2009, 03:34:43 AM
Hey inspecting my rear after the track day yesterday and found a couple of small "patches" of rubber that appears to have lifted as shown below.

New Pilot power with 200km on it to scrub it in before track day....

Any cause for concern??????


poor little things, they were virgins :'(
If I wasn't who i was, I wouldn't be who I am !

MonsterDorf

OK, that kind of abuse means you have to forfeit your bike to a caring soul......... like me.

So hand it over.

Pick ups possible!  ;D

Spider

I thought the cool thing about track days was you could warm up the tyres and then smash....what happened Big T...forget to do point a before proceeding to point b (ala 'the smashing').

Big T

#13
It's called "testosterone" Spider........

Even at the this ripe old age of fifty something I still have it......  [evil]

And Monsterdorf as I have been a bad bad boy, the S4RT is forfeited to you for free for a small "dealer delivery" fee of $30Gs....

And Dock you know I have thing with virgins......  8)

PS: It was worth every inch of rubber lost...... Almost better than sex (........ Naaaaa)....
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Jukie

yes  Trev you will always have it you sexy thing you [evil]
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