You definately can get a ticket for it, but just a fine, no points.You got your money's worth there!
Out of interest, what would the police do if they saw a tyre like that being used on the road? Over here we have a legal minimum of 1mm tread, so that tyre would not have been road legal for some time now. If you are caught here it's 3 points on your licence and up to £2000 fine for EACH tyre below the legal limit! (12 points = banned).
That tire doesn't owe you sh*t.daily driverr
Hmm, so depending on the size of the fine and the likelihood of being caught, it might be worth the risk of running a tyre to the cords over there....You definately can get a ticket for it, but just a fine, no points.
Its probably more the luck of the draw...if the cop that pulls you over doesn't know his ass from his elbow, he will never notice, but sometimes there is the one who does know something about bikes and will either write you a ticket or give you a warning depending on what he saw you do and how much it pissed him off. Fine is probably about $100.Hmm, so depending on the size of the fine and the likelihood of being caught, it might be worth the risk of running a tyre to the cords over there....
For me the points are the main issue, I run my tyres to the 1mm limit but that's it.
I'm always sceptical of high mile claims with tyres - it's the number of legal miles I am interested in, this tyre has probably done half of the miles below the 1mm limit we have over here so the 9000 mile claim is pretty irrelevant to me.
LOL, $100 to double the life of your tyre!! If that was the penalty we faced, I would run my tyres to the cords as well! Seems a risk worth taking to me.Its probably more the luck of the draw...if the cop that pulls you over doesn't know his ass from his elbow, he will never notice, but sometimes there is the one who does know something about bikes and will either write you a ticket or give you a warning depending on what he saw you do and how much it pissed him off. Fine is probably about $100.
Actually a fine here would be highly unlikely unless you were being an :asshat: likely they would point it out for your safety. The biggest issue running one that far is that it would have been hydroplaning in the slightest rain for a long time.Hmm, so depending on the size of the fine and the likelihood of being caught, it might be worth the risk of running a tyre to the cords over there....
For me the points are the main issue, I run my tyres to the 1mm limit but that's it.
I'm always sceptical of high mile claims with tyres - it's the number of legal miles I am interested in, this tyre has probably done half of the miles below the 1mm limit we have over here so the 9000 mile claim is pretty irrelevant to me.
Actually a fine here would be highly unlikely unless you were being an :asshat: likely they would point it out for your safety. The biggest issue running one that far is that it would have been hydroplaning in the slightest rain for a long time.
That's incredible miles. You must be awefully easy on hard acceleration to achieve that. I don't think I've seen over 3,000 miles on a tire. I don't do burnouts or anything silly either. I just run hard when I ride and the tire is worn from one edge to the other. I have one coming off now and I'll try to post some pics.
A lot ofcops ride in the south so if you aren't a moron to them they can be decent. Exceptions being when the commanders/governor mandates a gauntlet like the did at the Dragon then they will just make s#%$ up.you fellas have it pretty good then....
Mine are normaly around the 1200 mile markI have a set of Diablos myself but I doubt I will let them get to that point.