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The influence of the tyre profile on motorcycle behaviour

This paper presents a new approach to modelling the geometry of motorcycle tyres with a multibody code. Each tyre is modelled, from a kinematic point of view, with a subsystem constituted of two joined links. The subsystem allows us to locate the theoretical contact point between the tyre and the ro...

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Published in:Vehicle System Dynamics 2005-01, Vol.43 (sup1), p.179-183
Main Authors: De Falco, D., Della Valle, S., Di Massa, G., Pagano, S.
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