drifting = damage?
i haven't noticed any wear either and i can't imagine it hurting anything i check all my components pretty regular and i do this quite often....i dunno about calling it drifting but i slide my rear end around on wet pavement here in fl cause the oils on the road way make it nice and slick when wet.....its actually fun....to see how far out you can get it and keep it under control....and b4 i get the whole its dangerous speech....save it for my mom......and im an adult who know what kind of trouble i can get in....i can handle myself.....
i dunno about calling it drifting but i slide my rear end around on wet pavement here in fl cause the oils on the road way make it nice and slick when wet.....its actually fun....to see how far out you can get it and keep it under control....and b4 i get the whole its dangerous speech....save it for my mom......and im an adult who know what kind of trouble i can get in....i can handle myself.....
what parts? lugs? thats possibly it.....or maybe if you hit something or even lost control ....were not ridin bicycles....my parts are made of steel....and weed my tires arent cheap either but i havent noticed any tire wear ....i mean i dont do it every turn but here and there....ill admit it.....
Weed, you don't need to drift. All you have to do is hit the gas pedal and that thing probably get's squirrly with the power you have. lol
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ya i don't do it on every turn and i figure wet/oil pavement will kinda protect my tires lol and try to be safe. Its just so much fun haha. and i never do it on dry pavement
Last edited by Marx; Feb 3, 2010 at 03:31 PM.
im not gonna lie i do it every now and then to. i did it the other day coming out of a shopping center. my buddy almost crapped his pants! lol i dont think its to much of a risk as long as your not doing it everyday.




