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I zig zag a bit, not so much to warm the tires, but like Tig said, to knock or scrub off any hanging on debris...out here in FL, theres alot of sand, even in the non beachy areas, and some of the back roads have dirt and mud driveways, riding in formation on the edge closest to that, you pick up some crap...and its a mental thing for me too I guess...if I do it comfortably and loosely, I know Im ready to have a little fun, if Im all jerky and rough, that tells me my head isnt in the game and I need to warm myself up a bit. :shrug:
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Even the tire warmers part. |
I was joking about the tire warmers. It'd be nice though.
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I live in S. Florida. The only time I care about warm tires is when I'm heading to pit out. |
I've never used em in my life. I've also only been to the track once.
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Nope. The closest twisties to my house is about 4 miles away, byt the time I get there, the tires are warm. It's the damn blind hills that are the problem. Cold tires and blind hills don't go well together.
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I just take it easy for the first 7-8 miles. Helps get me into riding too and prevents me from riding outside my limits.
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When it's cold out, I just take it easy for the first few minutes before taking any turns with gusto.
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Weaving around will not warm your tires enough to do squat. It will help clean gravel and crud off, but that takes one little S. Anymore than that is just letting people know to watch out for you...
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