Practice question
Why is it dangerous to ride a motorcycle with worn, cracked, or aged tires (dry rotted rubber)?
- Aged rubber hardens and loses adhesion, risking sudden structural blowout, tread separation, and catastrophic loss of grip in turns
- Aged tyres are safe as long as the tread depth remains above the minimum
- Cracked sidewalls affect appearance but not the tyre's structural strength
- A tyre that has been little used stays in good condition regardless of its age
Answer: A — Aged rubber hardens and loses adhesion, risking sudden structural blowout, tread separation, and catastrophic loss of grip in turns
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