Straight line speed on a perfectly flat surface the harder compound will go faster, just take longer to accelerate due to less grip. I can't remember where it was but ages ago I was reading about how bikes actually go faster when the ground is wet
Right, cool. That's what logic told me but I could only find people saying softer tyres are faster and not any reasons why. (when not taking into account cornering speed etc)
Straight line speed on a perfectly flat surface the harder compound will go faster, just take longer to accelerate due to less grip. I can't remember where it was but ages ago I was reading about how bikes actually go faster when the ground is wet