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“Hey Jim, the streets are pretty dirty out there, can we ride very fast?” “Yes,
and let me tell you why, you see if you factor in the coefficient of
friction factor derived from the “public mix” asphalt in
this geographic location, then divide it by the heat number generated
at 34% of the speed you are traveling times the compound density figure
of our tires (not James’), then theoretically, we can make it
through the corners at a fun speed without sliding too much. Now if
you decrease your tire pressure by one pound for every three grams of
sand per square foot and decrease your overall velocity by one mph on
the entry, then theoretically...” |
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