There’s realllllly no such thing as a “lean angle limit” for two or three wheeled vehicles. Certainly not a simple number for one angle. You can whip out the definition of a limit within the context of calculus, but such pedantry is, uh, shall we say, silly.
Tire pressure, tire type, vehicle weight, road surface, weather conditions, velocity, driver experience level... For most people, the lean angle limit is 90 degrees, perfectly upright, at 5 miles an hour or less.
There’s realllllly no such thing as a “lean angle limit” for two or three wheeled vehicles. Certainly not a simple number for one angle. You can whip out the definition of a limit within the context of calculus, but such pedantry is, uh, shall we say, silly.
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Tire pressure, tire type, vehicle weight, road surface, weather conditions, velocity, driver experience level... For most people, the lean angle limit is 90 degrees, perfectly upright, at 5 miles an hour or less.