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[Vsdoc]

also, why alloys ?

spokes lagao, orange and black paint karva lo unko.. but spokes, man !

right ?

Sigh.

 

[Sharma Ji]

Another chtya Delhi boi suggestion.

Exactly what I am pressuring Scrambler boi to get on to his bike.

Do you know what is the velocity and force of a small stone flung back by the rear tyre at 140 kmph?

Helmets are also a thing, y'know ?

 

[Vsdoc]

Helmets are also a thing, y'know ?

That stone when it hits the visor can and will shatter the visor.

Not to mention the shower of mud spray on to the rider tailing as well as the back of the poser rider (or his own pillion).

Which is my gripe. So I never follow him. And either get ahead or stay way out of his mud soray range. Much more the former. But its difficult when touring on unknown roads, dangerous patches, night.

So yes. If we ride together, he needs to get the company rear fender.

 

[Sharma Ji]

Sigh.

why ?

 

[Sharma Ji]

That stone when it hits the visor can and will shatter the visor.

Not to mention the shower of mud spray on to the rider tailing as well as the back of the poser rider (or his own pillion).

rear wheel ki dirt, how could it ever hit the rider in the face ? .. wtf this physics ka ajooba thing ?

Wait, acchhaa !! .. your trailing trail buddy might get hit ?

That you gys should know about, wake turbulence.. biker style.

 

[Vsdoc]

why ?

Spokes have their place no doubt. Functionally. But I do not do that sort of hardcore offroad riding. Mainly tarmac, where alloys are king.

Cheaper. Lighter. Less maintenance. Tubeless ready and safe.

Modern alloys are very very good. Some batches on the earliest Duke 200s had quality issues. Cracking. Rims bending. Burping air. But that was in 2012.

 

[Vsdoc]

rear wheel ki dirt, how could it ever hit the rider in the face ? .. wtf this physics ka ajooba thing ?

Wait, acchhaa !! .. your trailing trail buddy might get hit ?

That you gys should know about, wake turbulence.. biker style.

Yes. The guy behind. Is covered in mud. Like a saddhu doing 25 year Himalayan tapasya ...

 

[Sharma Ji]

ye bhai khush hai spokes lagva ke