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When Technically Should You Change the Tires on a Motorcycle?

By mts on June 15, 2022

When technically should you change the tires on your motorcycle? Motorcycle tires are not designed to last as long as car tires, and they should be checked at least once a year. If they’ve been riding for more than 10 years, you should replace them. In addition, motorcycle tire manufacturers recommend changing the tires after […]

How Does Tyre Pressure Affect a Motorcycle’s Control?

By mts on June 14, 2022

How Does Tyre Pressure Affect a Motorcycle's Control?

How does tyre pressure affect the control of a motorcycle? You may be wondering if it has an effect on deceleration rate. Read this article to learn about Optimal tyre pressure, the size of the rear tire contact patch, and the heat generated inside the tyre. You can also learn about the impact of low […]

How Often Should You Change Tires on a Motorcycle?

By mts on June 12, 2022

You must record the mileage your motorcycle covers with each new set of tires. This will give you a starting point to monitor the longevity of the new tires. Although many motorcycle riders expect to get the same mileage out of a new set of tires, the truth is that these factors change over time. […]

What Are the Pros and Cons of Radial Motorcycle Tires?

By mts on June 12, 2022

In this article, you will learn about the benefits of radial motorcycle tires, from their better puncture resistance to their increased heat dissipation and ability to conform to uneven terrain. Whether you are shopping for a new motorcycle tire for your current bike or are considering purchasing a new one for your next bike, make […]

On Motorcycle Which Tire is More Important, Front Or Rear?

By mts on June 10, 2022

On motorcycle, which tire is more important, front or rear? The front tire needs a thin tread and needs to be able to direct and turn smoothly. It also needs to maintain control of the bike when it comes to hard braking and acceleration. The rear tire is all about stability and tends to have […]

What is the Best Alternative Commuting Tire For the Yamaha R3?

By mts on June 9, 2022

So, you’ve purchased a new Yamaha R3, but are not sure which commuting tire is right for your bike. In this article, I will explain the differences between the YZF-R3 commuting tire and the YZR-M1 commuting tire, and why you should consider a new tire if you’re not satisfied with the existing one. YZF-R3 The […]

Are Cupped Motorcycle Tires Dangerous?

By mts on June 9, 2022

Are Cupped Motorcycle Tires Dangerous?

Are cupped motorcycle tires dangerous? Yes! In fact, cupped motorcycle tires are the number one cause of motorcycle accidents. These motorcycles cannot create the proper amount of friction on the road, which leads to slippage. Not only are cupped motorcycle tires dangerous, but they also cause serious injuries. The following article will discuss the dangers […]

The Big Downside of a Bias Ply Tire

By mts on June 7, 2022

A bias-ply tire is constructed using opposing cords on each layer, with additional rubber over the plies. Bias-ply tires generally have four layers of fabric cords. While bias-ply tires have a number of disadvantages, they are still commonly used on off-road and drag racing tires, trailer tires, and even some agricultural and construction machinery. Less […]

Has Motorcycle Ridership Gone Up in the Last Few Years?

By mts on June 6, 2022

Has Motorcycle Ridership Gone Up in the Last Few Years?

Has motorcycle ridership gone up in the last several years? This article explores the answer. Millennials make up the majority of motorcycle owners, and OHV recreation in national forests is critical to the industry. You will learn the reason why Standard motorcycle designs are popular and are able to remain in production for 10 years […]

What Do You Do If You Get Blown Out of a Tire While Riding?

By mts on June 5, 2022

What do you do if you get blown out of a tire while riding? What can you do to get help? Here are some tips to keep your cool in a tire blowout situation. First of all, get off the road and out of harm’s way. If possible, use reflective cones and triangles to warn […]

Can Putting Two Different Brand Tires on a Motorcycle Cause a Crash?

By mts on June 5, 2022

If you’re considering installing two different brand tires on your motorcycle, you’re not alone. Many motorcycle owners wonder whether this will cause problems, or even start a political or religious debate. However, while there’s no evidence to support either theory, there are many good reasons to consider the option. Keep reading for more information. Putting […]

Can the Tires of the New Pulsar 135 LS Be Replaced?

By mts on June 3, 2022

Can the Tires of the New Pulsar 135 LS Be Replaced?

Is the new Bajaj Pulsar 135 LS easy to maintain? The new model is redesigned, with a single seat instead of the split type, a tubeless layout, and 17-inch alloy wheels. But can the tires of the new Pulsar 135 LS be replaced? Read on to find out. And don’t forget to replace the oil! […]

Should I Install a 3.5-19 Tyre Instead of a 3.25-19 Tyre For Bullet?

By mts on June 2, 2022

Should I Install a 3.5-19 Tyre Instead of a 3.25-19 Tyre For Bullet?

So, you’ve made the decision to upgrade the tyres on your Bullet. What do you do now? You could install a cheaper 3.5-19 rear tyre, or you could opt for a more expensive 3.25-19. However, in order to avoid any problems, you should first check the size of your rear tyre. 3.5-19 rear tyre is […]

What Are the Ideal Tire Pressures For a 500 Bullet?

By mts on June 1, 2022

Under-inflated tyres can affect a motorcycle’s handling, causing over-steering at the rear and under-steering at the front. A standard 24/30 tire pressure is ideal for solo riding. A standard tyre pressure of 30psi is also fine, but a higher tire pressure is not recommended if you plan to tour. Under-inflated tyre affects handling One of […]

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