What is the relationship between driving resistance and adhesion when a motorcycle is in motion?
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When a car is in motion, the driving resistance is less than or equal to the adhesion. Here is a detailed introduction to adhesion: 1. Concept: The mutual attraction between two different substances at their contact points, a manifestation of molecular forces. Adhesion refers to the grip between the tire and the road surface. 2. Factors affecting adhesion: The magnitude of adhesion is the product of the vehicle's weight and the road surface adhesion coefficient (for the entire vehicle); for a single wheel, the adhesion of that wheel should be the vertical reaction force from the ground multiplied by the road surface adhesion coefficient. Adhesion is a fixed value that does not change according to human will. The adhesion coefficient is related to the vehicle speed and the degree of wheel slip on the road surface (including wheel spin and skidding).