Sydney Motorcycle Tyres

Who can beat your bike when it moves smooth on the roads? And your bike makes you the eye candy for many girls, they all want a ride on your bike, you had saved all your income to posses a fast bike like the one you always dreamt of. Isn’t it? What makes your bike so popular amongst all? No, it is not about who is riding it? But what is he riding. You need not necessarily own a Ducatti or a Harley Davidson to impress all your girls, a lot depends on the speed of the bike you are riding. It is no surprise that youngsters are obsessed with speed hence often referred to as 'fast and furious' but what gives their bikes that edge over the others or even if it is compared to a beautiful car, what makes them mark a stand of their own in the market? It is the 'Tyres' of the motor cycle that make them so different. Yes if you are surprised by it already then read further for information on motorcycle tyres in Sydney...

Motorcycle tyres

Motorcycles use pneumatic tyres that air filled. They are available in many configurations. But by far the most important characteristic of a motorcycle tyre is its 'contact patch'. What is a contact patch? A contact patch is that small area that touches the road surface when the motorcycle is in motion.Tyres for motorcycles are designed for cruiser bikes, sport bikes, dirt bikes and even for tourist bikes. Dirt bikes are designed to ride on loose dirt, gravel or mud roads; they will be very unstable on a paved ground. Touring tyres are known for their durability and the use of hard rubber and provides for more grip even in low temperatures.

MotorCycle Tyre Dealers in and around Sydney

Since, motorcycles are in great demand all over Australia, Sydney is full of motorcycle tyre dealers that offer some best deals to their customers, and there is more scope for choice to select from. Few dealers are listed below;

606 Princes Highway, Rockdale, NSW, 2216. Tel: 02 9597 3505

2/ 4 Bridges Road, Moorebank, NSW, 2170. Tel: (02) 9824 3066

130-134 Taren Point Road, Taren Point, NSW, 2229 Tel: 131 229

Tyre Safety Measures:

Never fit tubes in a radial tyre of a motorcycle. There is always confusion related to radials and non-radials.
No tyre manufacturer recommends speeding of the vehicle that is not legally permitted. Any wear and tear caused while not adhering to the speed limits is not the responsibility of the manufacturer.
No new tyre should be subjected to hard cornering or maximum power, until a reasonable distance has been covered, often referred to as run-in.
The letters that you see on the tyre like H, S or V denote the speed limit the tyre can take and is recognized by the Government. They are based on the testing of the tyres while under production.