how well do they perform, and hold up to wear tear.
cheap tires are not worth your life, only use cheaper brands on dirt bikes or atv's
Cryogenic suspension is already possible and offered by some companies its the thawing them back alive part that is the problem.
Water expands as it freezes, and the human body is mostly water. So when you freeze a body, the water in each cell expands and the larger volume of the ice ruptures each cell in your body. I have heard you can get an idea of what this would do to a human body by freezing a tomato. When you thaw it out it turns to mush. But I have never tired it, so I think I will go put a tomato in the freezer right now, and thaw it tomorrow and see.
The one I used was soft. Good grip, poor wear. Wore out in around 6000 miles on an '82 CB650. Mainly solo riding.
Well, there's a number of problems to overcome, but it would make it *more likely*
