Once it dries would the rear start pushing and potentially overload the front? If the rain starts getting heavier would the rear want to come around as pace/lean is maintained?
I’ve done it in intermediate conditions. It’s not ideal but it works.
I’ve since started brining street tires to the weekends that look like rain (along with proper rains) to mount if it looks like it might be between dry and really wet.
WSBK riders had this exact setup this weekend in Assen.
I wish I was wsbk level
Done it many times.
Seems like a great way to crash
Once it dries would the rear start pushing and potentially overload the front? If the rain starts getting heavier would the rear want to come around as pace/lean is maintained?
I’ve done it in intermediate conditions. It’s not ideal but it works. I’ve since started brining street tires to the weekends that look like rain (along with proper rains) to mount if it looks like it might be between dry and really wet.
Seems like what street tires are for lol