To a degree, but not directly dispelling the instant dismemberment concens of the car tire bead on m/c wheel myth.I think I covered the tire bead question.
Please offer my condolences to.... whoever cares.Just hit 98,000 miles on my '04...and 60k of those miles are Darksiding...on the same Michelin A/S Plus!
(damn thing STILL ain't wore out!)
I have, to date, died 7 times because of that tire. Darn it!
Yup, but I don't have to worry for 25 or 30,000 miles now!A Mojolever, and Mojoblocks will eliminate the need to mess with spoons and rim protectors, and make that terrible implement that should never see any other than a tractor rim, redundant.
Zilla, as far as I can tell, the increased bar pressure to maintain the line is the only negative.I swear I'm gonna do this one of these days...
Not really much of a test. I passed a bunch tonight while testing. They get excited when they do the yellow sign speed in the corners.You can still stay ahead of the Harleys.
The reason is a simple one.I just read on the Iron Butt Rally Day 2 report that if you run a CT in the IBR you have to have a TPMS. Why is that? How many darksiders on this forum are using a TPMS for the CT? What am I missing out on by not using it?
Twigg, Thanks. I'll guess I'll add TPMS to my future farkle list. Eventually, I want to try a rally. But honestly, I'd be more worried about a puncture on a motorcycle tire at highway speed.The reason is a simple one.I just read on the Iron Butt Rally Day 2 report that if you run a CT in the IBR you have to have a TPMS. Why is that? How many darksiders on this forum are using a TPMS for the CT? What am I missing out on by not using it?
Motorcycles will run quite well, for quite a long way on a car tire that is punctured or even flat. Eventually the tire will fail but the rider might not get much advance notice if droning along an interstate.
The TPMS is required to alert the rider that the tire is flat. If you are running a car tire, and get a puncture, it is usually safe to ride it at a lower speed until you get somewhere safe to repair the problem.
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