Another thing about their data that was flawed is the fact that cars lean the wrong way compared to motorcycles. A car with a high camber angle rolls the tire on to the sidewall because it leans to the outside . A bike leans in to roll more of the tread down to the road.
I wonder how old that article is, my 1978 Suzuki GS 1000 had tubeless tires. I could be wrong but I believe most bikes with alloy wheels were tubeless from the late 70.s on up.
I wonder how old that article is, my 1978 Suzuki GS 1000 had tubeless tires. I could be wrong but I believe most bikes with alloy wheels were tubeless from the late 70.s on up.
I think that car graphic was a Chevy Corvair! That's what their flawed rear suspension did that caused the cars to fold up like a $2 bill and roll.
I just got my tires replaced under the recall today. My dealer is holding my old (~2200 miles) rear Metz that I replace until I can come by and pick it up. When these are used up, I'll be going to the dark side. Had Goodyear tripple tread on the 2 LC's I had and loved them. Ran down all the other cruisers I road with in the twisties and was a lot more sure footed on wet pavement. I'll definately go back!