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true. seeing the entire picture requires multiple telemetry data streams.



for reference though, here's pic of my tire after 700 miles of moderate break-in riding correlated with a maximum 38 degrees lean (both sides).



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This is from 49deg ^

This is from 46deg...

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Approx same mileage.
 
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Looks somewhere between 80 and 90 degrees.

On a little bit serious note, it's not about how low you can go, it's about using it as a part of a bigger data set. If you try a different BP, you should either see less lean angles, better lap times, or higher top speeds. If not, forget what you just tried.
 
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Looks somewhere between 80 and 90 degrees.



On a little bit serious note, it's not about how low you can go, it's about using it as a part of a bigger data set. If you try a different BP, you should either see less lean angles, better lap times, or higher top speeds. If not, forget what you just tried.


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