OK, real question: Do those idiots swap sides when the inner edge wears sufficiently?
You and I are on the same side of the Pacific; poser and poseur are the same thing; the 'posing for pictures' definition is in reality also the same thing.
Well, you would need to swap the tyre on the rim first, for a start. And then, even if the tyre was swapped, it still wouldn't be legal as the tread requires a *minimum depth* right across the entire tread and any mileage done with a ridiculous camber like those I've seen will definitely wear the one shoulder right off. Camber angles like that defy logic.
Some of our fellow citizens (OK, maybe merely people among us) have decidedly different 'logic':
Don't just to bad conclusions. Of course not. I look mostly for 20-25 y.o.
The most I've done is 110 and I'll never do that again. 1967, middle of southern michigan just after dawn.
I've done about the same but I wasn't worried about being chased by the cops. I was driving the police car. ;-)
When the Montana daytime speed limit was 'reasonable and prudent' many thought somewhere between 90 and 100 was reasonable. I can't say I was all that comfortable navigating a pack of soccer moms at 100. The Harley didn't have much left at that speed.
Don't let them catch you doing that.
How could they? They had only one police car in the entire district - and I had it! I had been doing some work on it and was out on a road test. IIRC, I had it up to 190 kph.
MotorsForum website is not affiliated with any of the manufacturers or service providers discussed here. All logos and trade names are the property of their respective owners.