(Not mine)
Is this an American asking that question?
this post was submitted on 17 Aug 2023
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That's the threads holding the tire together, they are embedded in the tire for a reason, if you hit those at speed, it could catastrophically fail, as in perforate and blow.
Yuh
It'll buff out
Oh it's fine, that's a perfectly healthy tire. Absolutely not going to get the rider killed. Trust me, I'm a complete stranger on the internet.
I see a tyre and I want it painted black...
Yes.
Well it's a KTM bike, so yes, I'd say it's dangerous
Yes. Replace tire plz.
Yes, definitely. You need new tires. Do not ride like that.
Wish I had a motorcycle to live off.
That Duke needs a shop.