What can be the consequences of having too much or too little air pressure in the tyres of the motorcycle?

Having too much or too little air pressure in your motorcycle tyres affects safety and performance in two main ways. First, the motorcycle’s handling will be poorer because the tyres cannot grip the road properly or respond accurately to steering inputs. This makes it harder to control the bike, especially in turns or emergency situations. Second, tyre wear is increased because incorrect pressure causes uneven contact with the road; underinflated tyres wear out on the edges, while overinflated tyres wear more in the center. This reduces tyre lifespan and increases costs. The third option about reaction distance is not directly related to tyre pressure but more to braking systems and road conditions. Understanding these effects helps you maintain correct tyre pressure, ensuring better control, safety, and tyre longevity.