Motorcycle Tire 150/70-13 3.00-17 3.00-18 2.75-18 2.75-17 2.75-21 3.25-18 Road Tires
- Optimized Tread Profile and Grooves
The tread profile of motorcycle tires is optimized for cornering stability. The tires have a contoured shoulder profile that allows for a seamless transition from straight - line driving to cornering. The grooves in the shoulder area are designed to provide additional grip during cornering by increasing the surface area in contact with the road and enhancing the tire's ability to handle the lateral forces. These grooves also help to evacuate water in wet conditions, further improving cornering stability. In high - speed cornering, the tread profile and grooves work together to keep the tire firmly planted on the road, reducing the risk of sliding or losing control. - Sipes and Reinforced Carcass for Lateral Support
Sipes in the tread blocks increase the flexibility of the blocks, allowing them to conform to the road surface during cornering. This provides better grip and helps to distribute the lateral forces more evenly. The carcass of the tire is reinforced to withstand the high lateral forces generated during cornering. The materials used in the carcass are carefully selected for their strength and ability to maintain the tire's shape. The bead area of the tire, where it attaches to the rim, is also strengthened to prevent any movement or slippage during cornering. This combination of features ensures that the motorcycle remains stable during cornering, giving the rider the confidence to take on curves at varying speeds. - Aerodynamic Considerations for Cornering
Aerodynamics also play a role in cornering stability. The shape of the tire, including the sidewalls and the overall profile, is designed to minimize air resistance and turbulence during cornering. This helps to maintain the stability of the motorcycle by reducing the impact of wind forces. In high - speed cornering, especially on race tracks, the aerodynamic design of the tires can make a significant difference in the motorcycle's handling and stability. The smooth surfaces and streamlined design of the tires contribute to a more stable cornering experience, allowing the rider to focus on their line and speed through the turn.



