Jens Didriksen wrote:
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> Men sammenlignet med bildæk er det jo absolut ikke imponerende! Hvad er
> forskellen?
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http://www.dunloptire.com/cycle/faq/#wear>:
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Why Do Motorcycle Tires Wear Out So Quickly Compared To Car Tires?
In answering this question, we must first make sure that we are comparing
apples to apples. When you think of it, the vast majority of motorcycles
are high performance vehicles compared to most cars. Consider that you
rarely see a motorcycle with less than ''H'' speed-rated tires. By
comparison, the vast majority of cars ride on non-speed-rated tires.
Power-to-weight ratio and speed are big factors in respect to tire wear.
Unfortunately, when many people compare mileage, they do so with a family
sedan and a much higher performance motorcycle.
Another significant factor in this comparison is the size of the tire
contact footprint. In the case of a car, the footprint is much larger and
there are four, not two tires contacting the pavement. You must keep in
mind that virtually the entire width of the relatively flat tread of a car
is in contact with the road all of the time. A car remains upright, even
when cornering. This results in a much smaller contact footpring for a
motorcycle tire. High power-to-weight ratio, speed, size of footprint and
other aspects explain why motorcycle tires wear out quicker than car tires.
To obtain the best mileage from your motorcycle tires, observe the
following guidelines: obey the speed limit; avoid quick acceleration and
hard braking; maintain recommended tire pressures; and do not overload your
bike or tow a trailer.
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