Motorcycle Tires And Rims

…very scary, and almost rolled. At that speed, the tires didn%27t hold their ground, and slipped sideways. Another very disappointing episode was when motorcycle passed so close that a pin/nut from the rear axle touched my rear right wheel. The tire was cut with no regards to the Kevlar label on it,…

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…edges of the tires to wear faster than the outside edges. What's the downside to negative camber? Negative camber leans both tires on the axle towards the center of the vehicle. Each tire develops an equal and offsetting "camber thrust" force (the same principle that causes a motorcycle to turn when…

…noise during the day and/or night cite truck, motorcycle and automobile traffic as the most universal sources. E.C.E. standards have been initiated that require tire "pass-by" noise meet specific limits. These standards began in 2004, when tires fitted as Original Equipment on new vehicles intended…

…groove at a time. Even if all the tires are "aimed" straight ahead when the vehicle is in motion, a tire that is "cambered" wants to turn. This is the result of the "camber thrust" generated by a leaning tire (it is also part of the explanation of how motorcycles turn). A vehicle suspension using…

…very scary, and almost rolled. At that speed, the tires didn%27t hold their ground, and slipped sideways. Another very disappointing episode was when motorcycle passed so close that a pin/nut from the rear axle touched my rear right wheel. The tire was cut with no regards to the Kevlar label on it,…

…very scary, and almost rolled. At that speed, the tires didn%27t hold their ground, and slipped sideways. Another very disappointing episode was when motorcycle passed so close that a pin/nut from the rear axle touched my rear right wheel. The tire was cut with no regards to the Kevlar label on it,…

…very scary, and almost rolled. At that speed, the tires didn%27t hold their ground, and slipped sideways. Another very disappointing episode was when motorcycle passed so close that a pin/nut from the rear axle touched my rear right wheel. The tire was cut with no regards to the Kevlar label on it,…