General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Off-topic Climbers who ride version 2; MOTORcycles	4-Sep-2013 At 9:39:16 AM	tnd
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On 3/09/2013 mikllaw wrote: >modern rubber! Note odd-coloured knee sliders. The right one is a couple of years old but I wear out a left one every two track days. Bloody anti-clockwise circuits! In my younger days racing in the UK, all the circuits there were clockwise. To make front tyres last longer we used to turn them around after a few races, ignoring the rotation arrow. Never did any harm, although I never risked it with a rear tyre. Wouldn't do it now though :-) (In those days it was spoked wheels and 18 inch tubed cross-plies).

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