just spotted that myself but you beat me to it haha. the tread of the tire is surely the wrong way round.... the groves pointing inwards would bring water to the centre of the tire as it spins?
Wheel. Yes. Tyre? No. A lot of modern rubber is like that. Ive got two different dunlops on my bikes, both have the tread that way.
Optical illusion :whistle: Ffs how did that happen wheels and tyres coming off As I'm painting them Sent from my C6903 using Tapatalk
So is the tyre on the rim correct? Or have you ended up with the wheel backwards, but the tyre correct?
Tyres are both correct, doesn't really make a difference does it lol Sent from my C6903 using Tapatalk
well you learn something new every day :thumbsup: tyres are a crazy thing... I would have thought centripetal force would have pushed the water inwards but tyre manufacturers dont give a fook about the laws of physics haha. a quick google backs up your statement with pr2's as their example. its more about the compound than the tread pattern in modern tyres apparently.
My tyres are designed to throw the water away so to speak to prevent aqua planing and liss of control into the corners in wet conditions. Go look up the Dunlop q3 A tyre developed on a skid pan.lol Sent from my C6903 using Tapatalk
Taps, it's not the bolts he has sprayed it's the metal holes in the calipers that are tapped for the caliper bolts
And???? Already sent the bleed nipple. And banjo through a few times Sent from my C6903 using Tapatalk