Logo on the Tyres - Left or Right?

[HLaB]

+1, pedestrians don't need to see logo's

But drivers coming out of side roads might I think though Id go with the right because it looks better in my mind :-)

 

[winjim]

Except, hello, no one looks at the non drive side of a bike do they.

You're living in the past. The advent of disc brakes has made the non drive side a whole lot more interesting.

 

[Mugshot]

Surely you need to have one facing in and one facing out, the negative effects which would be caused by the imbalance in the weight of the logos should they both face the same way and the devastating effect this would have on aerodynamics, average speed, hill climbing and most importantly strava segments don't bare thinking about!!

 

[Supersuperleeds]

Send the tyres back and get some with logos on both sides, problem then solved.

If you really insist on keeping these tyres then the only option is a Blue Peter jobby and make some logos yourself for the empty side of the tyre

 

[jdtate101]

Most Vitorria's have a logo on one side only, which goes on the drive side (there's and arrow on the sidewall showing direction).

 

[mrbikerboy73]

+1, pedestrians don't need to see logo's

As an occasional pedestrian, I always try and see what tyres are on a bike

 

[zizou]

Its not always driveside - on the track you have to be careful with some brands as the logos can be a bit slippy on the banking.

 

[jaynana]

lol excellent comments.

all right guys, new rubber fitted!

Logos on the drive side, next to the valve.

no i didn't try to paint logos on the other side lol