Worksmans and The Highway
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I'm not sure I understand your question.
Is it possible for Workman wheels to be ridden, on a bicycle, on the highway? Absolutely. Anywhere the bicycle is legal. (ie.; not on the interstate)
Or are you thinking of putting them on a motorcycle or something?
Is it possible for Workman wheels to be ridden, on a bicycle, on the highway? Absolutely. Anywhere the bicycle is legal. (ie.; not on the interstate)
Or are you thinking of putting them on a motorcycle or something?
Lol, my bad, let me rephrase. Is it possible to drive a bike with worksman wheel on the highway? Would the wheels be able to handle the stress of the road?
Yes. Worksman wheels are a very capable brand for a bicycle but you should not be riding among car traffic at car speeds on a bicycle even if you can.
Bikes are simply not built for sustained 30+mph speeds.
Car drivers barely see each other even in huge SUV's.... tiny bicycles are invisible!
You want to ride with traffic, buy a motorcycle.
Bikes are simply not built for sustained 30+mph speeds.
Car drivers barely see each other even in huge SUV's.... tiny bicycles are invisible!
You want to ride with traffic, buy a motorcycle.
Understood, the main reason I was asking because im going to start a pro street sport bike style build and I'm going to use a fat rear wheel and a smaller front. I was thinking that a worksman wheel would perfect for the front wheel.
The wheels would be fine, but finding a speed rated tire that would hold up is limited to a Simplex. Better off with a moped wheel, it opens up your options to a nice choice of tires.
Moped wheels are all over eBay and can work on a motorized bicycle
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