Trojan wrote:It may be worth putting some weight on the rear, to assist in traction - but as others have said here, sounds like diesel spillage on the roundabout - probably somone overfilled their tank.
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Loss of traction at rear
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Re: Loss of traction at rear
by GBBiker » Sun Dec 27, 2009 9:02 pm
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Re: Loss of traction at rear
by ake » Sun Dec 27, 2009 9:12 pm
Trojan wrote:It may be worth putting some weight on the rear, to assist in traction - but as others have said here, sounds like diesel spillage on the roundabout - probably somone overfilled their tank.
I agree with this, get some weight over the back axle
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