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| * **Dual Sport/ADV**: Dual sport and adventure touring riding is a segment of riding with a wide range of possibilities. Tire selection is critical to get the best performance for your bike. The tire tread can range from that of a heavily treaded street tire to street legal knobby tire. The rider should know the types of terrain that they most often ride on to make the most educated decision for dual sport tires. Dual sport tires need to be able to perform on both paved surfaces and off road. How much you do of each will determine what tires you choose. Riders will commonly see tires labeled as 80/20 street, 50/50, 80/20 off road or some other ratio in between. The 80/20 street are designed for riders who spend 80% of their time on the street and 20% off road. The opposite can be said for 80/20 off road tires. The 50/50 tire is designed for riders who spend half of their riding on the road while the other half is done off road. | * **Dual Sport/ADV**: Dual sport and adventure touring riding is a segment of riding with a wide range of possibilities. Tire selection is critical to get the best performance for your bike. The tire tread can range from that of a heavily treaded street tire to street legal knobby tire. The rider should know the types of terrain that they most often ride on to make the most educated decision for dual sport tires. Dual sport tires need to be able to perform on both paved surfaces and off road. How much you do of each will determine what tires you choose. Riders will commonly see tires labeled as 80/20 street, 50/50, 80/20 off road or some other ratio in between. The 80/20 street are designed for riders who spend 80% of their time on the street and 20% off road. The opposite can be said for 80/20 off road tires. The 50/50 tire is designed for riders who spend half of their riding on the road while the other half is done off road. | ||
| * **Off Road**: Off road tires usually tend to not be DOT approved and cannot be used on public roadways. | * **Off Road**: Off road tires usually tend to not be DOT approved and cannot be used on public roadways. | ||
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| + | ==== Tread Design ==== | ||
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| + | * **Basic** https://www.contimotousablog.com/tire-tread-pattern-why-i | ||
| + | * https://www.contimotousablog.com/tire-tread-pattern-why-ii | ||
| + | * **Details** http://www.conti-bike.co.uk/tyre-tech-talk | ||
| ==== Mounting a car tire on the back of your motorcycle ==== | ==== Mounting a car tire on the back of your motorcycle ==== | ||
