Physics was never my best subject

[f6john]

I know most of you guys ride like this on the Dragon!

[Skinhead]

So you bought my photo from Killboy?

[..]

He's not paying for his tires.

[f6john]

So you bought my photo from Killboy?

I thought that was you!!!

[RNFWP]

He's not paying for his tires.

made me wonder? How can you tell if a tire like that is wearing thin or correctly?
...please excuse me... (I don't know anything about racing tires (tyres))

Just occurred to me... the answer may be in your comment, meaning, they throw $ at it, replacing them so frequently it is a non issue.

I still wouldn't mind an informed answer. (better than me guessing or GTS'ing it)

John, ...fun photo, thanks. I don't know the physics either. ...even more complicated than a slick tire.

[old2soon]

    Yuppers he be on slicks. Try dat with knobbies!  RIDE SAFE.

[Avanti]

Nope, it is to hard on coat sleeves.

[98valk]

He's not paying for his tires.

made me wonder? How can you tell if a tire like that is wearing thin or correctly?
...please excuse me... (I don't know anything about racing tires (tyres))

Just occurred to me... the answer may be in your comment, meaning, they throw $ at it, replacing them so frequently it is a non issue.

I still wouldn't mind an informed answer. (better than me guessing or GTS'ing it)

John, ...fun photo, thanks. I don't know the physics either. ...even more complicated than a slick tire.

all slick type tires have depth holes in various locations.

[da prez]

  Unless it has changed , the tires are mounted and there is more rubber than is needed(?).  The mounted tires are put in a special cutter that trues the tire to the axle center.  It is junk if it is removed or damaged.

                                      da prez

[DIGGER]

been down it three times on my Valk......I know it aint true but thats the way I feel I'm riding when going down it.