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I read the link above, but it doesn't really address the issue of which product to use if you are putting a car tire on a bike. I'd think, due to the different shape of the tires, the internal, road contact portion surface of a car tire being flatter than the more rounded shape of a bike tire, the car type Ride On might be better.
In my situation, I will be putting a car tire on the rear of a bike with a sidecar, so the tire will be subjected to forces more similar to being on a car, with the tread flat to the road instead of leaning through turns, so I will be using the car type Ride-On in the rear. Differing opinions welcome, I'm a couple weeks from installing the tire, so any good info would be appreciated.
In my situation, I will be putting a car tire on the rear of a bike with a sidecar, so the tire will be subjected to forces more similar to being on a car, with the tread flat to the road instead of leaning through turns, so I will be using the car type Ride-On in the rear. Differing opinions welcome, I'm a couple weeks from installing the tire, so any good info would be appreciated.
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