Slick tire, not totally right

1833 Views 6 Replies 5 Participants Last post by abvc, Mar 20, 2016

abvc

Discussion Starter · Mar 20, 2016

I say slick should be called race tire. Slick is smooth especially slippery or slipper least. Race tire i see they are smooth no groove but extra sticky, opposite of slick.

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Mase

· #2 · Mar 20, 2016

I think they should be called happy tires.

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VULGR

· #3 · Mar 20, 2016

They're extremely slippery when it rains

They're also only sticky when they warm up

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Stirz

· #4 · Mar 20, 2016

Keep your stock take-offs - better in the wet. What tires are they providing?

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abvc

Discussion Starter · #5 · Mar 20, 2016

What is take-off?

The usual track tire,

http://www.asbk.com.au/competitor-info/2016-homologated-tyre-list/

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Kojiiro

· #6 · Mar 20, 2016

A take off is a tire you "take off" to replace with other tires.

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abvc

Discussion Starter · #7 · Mar 20, 2016

Im runnjng stock. I really have high imagination haha.

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