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The engine itself would easily generate enough heat to keep the fuel in a liquid state and environmental sealing wouldn't be visible at anything other than the closest distance.

Traction wouldn't be an issue as it's driving on a road, and neither would gravity. The moon's gravity is only ~1/8th of earth's, but that's still more than enough to ensure stuff doesn't float around like crazy.

@Davesomerkonstantove

50 % of the lunar rover's tire surface were made up by titanium chevrons to provide traction. They didn't do that to mak it look pretty.

@Davesomerkonstantove

The dust kicked up by the bike itself can get into the critical parts, by the way.

As I previously stated, as it's driving on a road modified tires aren't be necessary. These were on the lunar rover to provide grip on the lunar surface, similar to snow tires, and if the engine is sealed when dust won't be able to get in.

@Davesomerkonstantove

There are other parts that are critical besides the engine. I was thinking more about the axels and brakes (i don't know if axels is the right word, english is not my mother tongue, but you get what i mean, right?)

I guess so, but it'd still be as functional as it is on earth, if not more so, due to it's lower weight.

@Davesomerkonstantove

Oh yea, maybey it would function with all modifications, but that wouldn't be very effecient thoug :)

@Davesomerkonstantove

Would be cool though :) Lunar chopper, imagine it

@Davesomerkonstantove

Normal tires would also melt during the 'day', and the engine would not be warm enough at -110 degrees celsius during 'night'