Darksiders beware...

[nobbie48]

"But i never ride at the limit" says the darksider. But then a washing machine falls off the pick up in front of you on the off ramp.

Or you misjudge a curve and all you needed was one more inch of asphalt to keep you from hitting the gravel shoulder in front of the guard rail.

 

[Gaoler]

Alsas, what say ye about the fact that the rim/bead doesn't fit..?
Well... It sorta fits.

 

[Lightcycle]

Alsas, what say ye about the fact that the rim/bead doesn't fit..?
Well... It sorta fits.

It would definitely have to be DIY.

Can't imagine any shop who will want to knowingly take on that liability.

 

[hedo2002]

I run car tires on my Can AM Spyder. doubt I would have an issue plus since Trump, I simply REFUSE to enter the USA...lol

 

[Gaoler]

I run car tires on my Can AM Spyder. doubt I would have an issue plus since Trump, I simply REFUSE to enter the USA...lol

Welll.... a spyder isn't a "bike" so...

 

[Brian P]

I run car tires on my Can AM Spyder. doubt I would have an issue plus since Trump, I simply REFUSE to enter the USA...lol

In that case, the loading conditions and directions are the same as for a car.

 

[GreyGhost]

In that case, the loading conditions and directions are the same as for a car.

And probably lighter loading than any cage. Much lower vehicle weight (~400 lbs/tire) so it should have less heat buildup and less force before sliding.

 

[nobbie48]

In that case, the loading conditions and directions are the same as for a car.

Makes sense but does a Spyder have a M/C plate? Does the tire say Car?

 

[Brian P]

Makes sense but does a Spyder have a M/C plate? Does the tire say Car?

The legality doesn't coincide with the physics.

 

[nobbie48]

The legality doesn't coincide with the physics.

As RM puts it, it would be a "fries with that" charge.