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Last weekend while riding the Up-Chuck 1000 in Southern California (1k miles of SoCal twistys) Among other great roads, we rode up & down Hiway 243. Because of the resent snow on the higher elevation roads, sand had been spread over the surfaces. I was cautious entering & exiting the turns, then I thought I should play with the Pierelli CT & see just how much traction it had.
I was pleasantly surprised...I couldn't get the CT to slip. I was careful diving into the turns as I had a E-3 on the front & knew it would slip. But coming out of the turns, I could wick it up as hard as I wanted & the rear wouldn't give.:yes1:
Sleddog
I was pleasantly surprised...I couldn't get the CT to slip. I was careful diving into the turns as I had a E-3 on the front & knew it would slip. But coming out of the turns, I could wick it up as hard as I wanted & the rear wouldn't give.:yes1:
Sleddog