it will

and i duno how long. but i know 5 mins isnt eought haha.. dont ask me how i know

 

that would all depend on the tire size... the temp outside.. the compound... the speed... and conditions... also the texture of the road.

There are too many variables to give any allotted time for tire warming. But I would give it atleast 10 min of solid riding on a decently warm day before you do anything drastic.

If you are doing just regular commuting. I would just cut down on your turning speed. That way you aren't putting as much lean into it.

And yes.. they will put you on your ass... it is kinda hard to recover from something when you can't get any traction.

 

+1

It all depends on the tires, really. Just take it easy on the turns and you should be ok. I learned that lesson the hard way and had to replace my clutch lever.

 

take a good soild piss on your rear tire to warm it up quickly

 

+12456789

 

I knew you wouldn't be able to give me an exact time, and if you did I'd call bullshit anyway -- Just asking for a "general" amount of time, as I have no clue -- Rode in this morning, felt great; almost got taken out by a woman in a jetta... on a cell phone.. making an illegal u-turn. good stuff.

P.S. - I'll holler at you this afternoon about that exhaust, I'll be off around 1630.

 

good deal on a starter bike or commuter... i found on cl

231 miles on a 06 gs500f for only $2000

http://norfolk.craigslist.org/mcy/1427317393.html

 

Anyone up for a ride this evening?

 

Last time I rode my bike ran like shit. I may see what she does today.

 

Sunshine for the first time in a week?! Gotta capitalize on that.