The best XP rice I ' ve seen so far ! But I guess the Cinnamon menu still looks . kurva <| sep |> I know it ' s ignored but the lighting in the back is really great . <| sep |> You can argue until you ' re blue in the face that they ' re not constitutional , but the federal drug laws are operational , and people do jail time because of them . <| sep |> I am from The Netherlands and in summer my tires get very warm , not to hot touch but you can definitely feel the heat and the rubber is decidedly sticky . In winter and wet , they get slightly warmer then the environment but you couldn ' t warm your hands on them and the rubber doesn ' t stick . So no , cold tires are not a fable . HOWEVER ! The reduction in grip is not 100 %. I have heard from people who should know that rain is something like a 15 % reduction in grip . Since you are not on the track normal riding shouldn ' t be asking 85 % of the grip of your tires . Just a few days ago , approaching a cattle grid where the road also narrows . A car from the other direction is closer so I slow down to let him pass first . But he pulls way over to the side and signals his lights . So I go first . But since I was slowing down and I don ' t want to make him wait , I accelerate and am still doing that on the cattle grid . It is wet and cold . I feel the rear skid out because I hit the throttle to hard . Is that cold tires or rider error ? Rider error . I didn ' t fall , just a wobble but it wouldn ' t have happened in dry summer weather . But I should have adjusted my riding because I am the one kissing pavement . Yes cold tires are real and have an effect . No they are not a valid excuse for going down because you as a rider should have been aware and adjusted your riding style .