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Rich Sizes List Of Motorcycle Tyres
8 inches | 3.00-8 | 3.50-8 | 4.00-8 |
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10 inches | 2.75-10 | 3.00-10 | 3.50-10 | 4.00-10 | 135x10 |
| 110/90-10 | 120/90-10 | 130/90-10 | 90/90-10 |
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12 inches | 3.00-12 | 4.50-12 | 5.00-12 | 80/100-12 | 90/90-12 |
| 100/90-12 | 110/70-12 | 120/70-12 | 130/70-12 |
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14 inches | 2.25-14 | 2.50-14 | 2.75-14 | 60/100-14 | 80/100-14 |
| 80/80-14 | 90/80-14 | 70/90-14 | 130/90-15 |
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16 inches | 2.25-16 | 2.50-16 | 3.00-16 | 3.25-16 | 3.50-16 |
| 90/100-16 | 130/70-16 | 110/90-16 |
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17 inches | 2.25-17 | 2.50-17 | 2.75-17 | 3.00-17 | 60/80-17 |
| 70/90-17 | 80/90-17 | 60/100-17 | 70/100-17 | 80/100-17 |
| 100/90-17 | 110/90-17 | 90/80-17 | 90/90-17 |
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18 inches | 2.25-18 | 2.50-18 | 2.75-18 | 3.00-18 | 3.50-18 |
| 3.60-18 | 4.10-18 | 90/90-18 | 110/90-18 | 120/80-18 |
19 inches | 110/90-19 |
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21 inches | 90/90-21 | 2.75-21 |
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- Q: What are some cool looking tires but best of all best grip from all other tire brands ? Thanks for your time
- cool looking Really you care what your tires LOOK like. I say sell your bike and let the next owner pick some tires that have grip and wear well and doesn't care how they look.
- Q: 2007 FLSTC
- Not sure if you can get one from the tire manufacturer. You can get it through HD, as an addition to the Extended Service Plan. It doesn't cover normal wear, but will cover the wheels as well as the tires.
- Q: and not a factory reject. it‘s on ebay and all the seller is saying is that it looks new. is there a published list of recalls on motorcycle tires?
- Like new, looks new means it is *not* new. Rubber deteriorates in the presence of air. I lowsided a bike circa 1955. Highsided circa 1960. Pedal bikes. Hurt. By the time I started riding motorbikes I had figured out that falling is not fun and have basicly avoided it ever since. I am rather maniacal about collision avoidance. As a part of that, I like good rubber on the road. I may be riding a wimp cruiser, but I have Metzelers on it. Saving a few bucks on a tire is not worth risking my hide. Your Mileage May Vary.
- Q: Ok, I haven‘t looked into it that much so far, so please bear with me and provide as much useful information as you can.My car was recently totaled while sitting in our parking lot by a hit and run driver. I have about $2500 to spend on a point A to point B vehicle. I work at home so it will not be a daily driver, but will be used about 3 days a week. My girlfriend would be riding with me some of the time. I live in the desert so it almost never rains, but does get very hot (100+) in the summer. So, if I wanted cheap, reliable transportation, would a motorcycle be more of less cost effective than a car? I know motorcycles don‘t have the longevity of a car, but cars in that price range would already have over 100,000 miles. I know motorcycle insurance is more, but I don‘t know if that cost would be alleviated by spending less on fuel and general maintenance. I would be looking at cruiser type bikes, something like a Harley Sportster, but probably a Honda or something.
- Don't get a m/c because you want to save money. On just gas mileage a 1984-ish Honda CRX HF kicks all full-size bikes' butt on gas mileage. Most full-size bikes only get 30-40 MPG. If you are street-only commuting a 400 cc scooter could save money but they're more dangerous (smaller wheels, less control with chair seating, less power). Motorcycle tires do not last as long as car tires and other maintenance costs come up sooner (e.g. valve adjust, oil change). Some bikes are expensive to insure (just about anything sporty). You need good protective clothing on a bike and that's not cheap either, given your rock-bottom budget. Not only that but riding in 100+ degree weather is extra-hot (right about where the breeze heats you up instead of cools you).
- Q: I have a 06 vt1100 with a little over 12000 miles on it and my rear tire is already bald, the last time I changed my rear tire it had about 8000 miles on it, on this tire I only got alittle over 3000 miles on it
- I have a heavy sport tourer and I find if I downshift too aggressively, my rear tire wears quickly. I don't do burnouts or any kind of similar stupidity. So I've learned that I need to either downshift at lower speeds, match my engine rpms better, or simply just use my brakes to do most of my stopping. I find brake pads are much cheaper and easier to replace than tires or clutches. I've gone from wearing out a rear tire in 4000 miles to over 10,000 miles just by altering riding technique.
- Q: is removing/installing a motorcycle rear tire on a rim harder than front tire? 120 front and 190 rear?
- By the tire sizes im assuming its a sport bike. Removing the front wheel from the bike is actually easier since its only a few pinch bolts, the brake calipers, speedo cable, and the front axle comes right out. For the back wheel you have to drop the brake caliper, move the wheel forward to remove the chain, take the axle out, and then adjust the spacers when putting it back on. It doesn't matter which wheel it is when installing the tires. You still want to do it at a tire shop so they balance it correctly.
- Q: winter is approaching and i need to store my bike somewhere, i have no garage and little money. i was thinking of making an A frame with plywood on it to give some shelter from the snow (i do have a cover but when snow sits on it the moister seeps through). then there is the whole gas situation, what should i put in the tank to keep the gas from going bad? my neighbor told me about some stuff last year but i don‘t recall what it is. should i also clean and lube my chain before i store it away?
- Some hybrid cars do this but they use the energy to charge the batteries. This might be a good place to look for information.
- Q: Im trying to find some atv tires and i found some cheaper ones but it says the tire size is 25X10-12/C and some of them have the C replaced with A or B. What does these letters mean I dont want to buy the wrong tires. My Atv just takes regular 25x10-12 tires. If it helps its a 2006 750 Brute Force if that makes a difference. Someone please help me.
- The letters are similar to the load/speed rating on motorcycle tires. Each letter will suit the weight, horsepower and handling characteristics of the model for which each tire was designed Size Information/OEM Fitment: 25x10-12 1999-2004 Yamaha Kodiak and Big Bear 25x10-12 A 2001-2003 Kawasaki KVF650A/B Prairie 25x10-12 B 2001-2004 Arctic Cat 400/500 4x4 25x11-12 B 1998-2004 Arctic Cat 400i/500i In other words, it really doesn't matter. ATV tires are made for different purposes - sand, mud, hard dirt, snow, quick take offs (hole shots), etc. Choose the style of tire for which the ATV will be used for and the rim size is the most important (12 in your case).
- Q: I need to replace the rear tire, but i‘m not sure the front needs to be changed as well. (click on pics in imgur for high res.) On pic 2 you can see some minor cracking in the grooves.
- Click on what pics, what link? Anyway, if the tread depth anywhere is 2/32 or less, the tire needs replaced. An old fashioned trick is to use a penny, stick the penny into the tread, top of Lincoln's head into the tread, if you see ALL of Lincoln's head, it's time to replace the tire. EDIT:.It is HARD to see the cracks from the pics, but just by looking at the tread depth itselfYES.it is time to replace it!!! NEVER F*K around with your brakes or tires.especially the front tire!!!
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