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What does the marking on motorcycle tires mean?
– Why read them, these motorcycle tires, I took them, put them down and drove off. What’s so hard about that? – someone will think. Well, don’t tell me, friends.
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Warming up and running-in of motor tires
Running in a new rubber is a simple, but necessary process so that the new rubber tires sit on the rim as expected, and the rubber itself gets used to
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Storing and caring for motorcycle tires
If you estimate how much motor rubber had to be put aside for an even rarer day due to the fact that it was deformed or cracked during storage, then
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Motor tires – what’s the difference with a tire?
To be honest, the stereotype has long lived that a motorcycle tire is the same rubber as a car tire, only narrow. They are usually judged by the similarity of
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How much wear and tear on motorized tires can it be?
It is no secret that motorized rubber is considered a consumable. Expensive enough, it should be noted. We all remember from traffic rules tickets that the wear of motorcycle rubber
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Winter motorcycle tires and studding – everything has its time!
Earlier, a separate series of articles was devoted to motor rubber, which considered this issue from different angles. However, there was no separate article about winter motor tires and its
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Eco-friendly Bridgestone motorcycle tires
Eco-friendly Bridgestone motorcycle tires Any motorcycle rider dreams of the perfect tire – durable in straight lines and extra grippy on a slope. One of the best options for making