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Re: Speed ratings
Khan M. Klatt wrote:
> Yes, the primary factor in speed ratings is if you're going to be riding on any part of your sidewall when you make turns.
Sorry, I disagree.The primary factor in tire speed ratings is the tire's capacity to dissipate heat. The faster the tire rotates, the more heat (friction) is generated over a period of time. The speed ratings are for sustained speed, not a quick run like FlyinVR6 stated. Thus, a H rated tire can withstand a claimed 144 mph blast, as long as that speed is not held for a long duration.
Dissenting opinions welcome.
And hello. This is my first post.
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Art Borin, Jr.
AMSCO Wear Products Inc.
P.O. Box 269
289 West Main Street
Goshen, NY 10924
Phone: (914) 294-1805
Fax: (914) 294-1657
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