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specter
15th September 2009, 00:40
since you guys are talking about tires.....
could someone suggest some rear tires for my ex250. i ride to school and work everyday (even when its pissing down with rain!!) but like to ride through the twisties in the weekend im looking for a semi long lasting tire that has some grip... my stock dunlops are just getting cut to shreds by the road!!!!
cowboyz
15th September 2009, 05:07
see if you can get some pirelli sport demons in that size.
86GSXR
15th September 2009, 06:11
Seconded, great tyre!
ynot slow
15th September 2009, 09:40
Seconded, great tyre!
And good prices should be under $400 set.My last set were 120-80/16 f, 130-70/17 r cost me $350 fitted in 2007.
specter
15th September 2009, 17:47
see if you can get some pirelli sport demons in that size.
cheerz cowboyz.... i know a guy who can get me tires next to cost price :2thumbsup:
they look like prit sweet tires, my tires are just getting chewed up!!! really starting to fuck me off and i dont feel safe on them..
specter
15th September 2009, 18:00
DANM!!! i have 100/80 16f and 130/80 16r
any suggestions?
wuld it be ne good to upgrade from 130s to 140s?
the closest sport demons for my bike are 130/70 - 16 M/C 61P TL and 130/90 - 16 M/C 67V TL rears? wuld they work?
cowboyz
15th September 2009, 18:25
ok.. both will fit onto the bike
being a rear they wont make too much difference but the 130/90 will raise the rear about 6mm an the 130/70 will drop it about 6mm
if you want to be all technical about it the 70 might slow down the steering a little bit will be more stable. The 90 will speed it up but be more agressive.
Back in the real world. You wont notice jack shit difference. Go for the cheaper one.
specter
15th September 2009, 19:07
ok.. both will fit onto the bike
being a rear they wont make too much difference but the 130/90 will raise the rear about 6mm an the 130/70 will drop it about 6mm
if you want to be all technical about it the 70 might slow down the steering a little bit will be more stable. The 90 will speed it up but be more agressive.
Back in the real world. You wont notice jack shit difference. Go for the cheaper one.
cheers cowboyz, have no idea about tires az i hav neva bourght them :2thumbsup!!!!
shuld get some next month!!!!!
specter
15th September 2009, 19:32
u say rears wont affect bike much.....
how about fronts going from 100/80-16 to a 100/90-16
sorry for pestering but i have tundle weed blowing all around my head when it comes to tires. :blank:
cheers
cowboyz
15th September 2009, 20:16
front tyre has much more impact on handling.. thats 10mm difference in the front which is quite alot.. will make the bike fall in faster.
Not nessaccearyly a bad thing. Try and see.
Meanie
15th September 2009, 20:36
you on holiday?! you lazy kawasaki rider f*cker......:bleh:
Do i detect a little envy? and no believe it or not its work related, going all the way up there to site measure a kitchen FMS
road king
15th September 2009, 20:49
what dose FMS mean?
blacksheep
15th September 2009, 20:57
fucking mint slice:2thumbsup
ynot slow
15th September 2009, 22:00
u say rears wont affect bike much.....
how about fronts going from 100/80-16 to a 100/90-16
sorry for pestering but i have tundle weed blowing all around my head when it comes to tires. :blank:
cheers
On my GSX750 they were originally 100/90-16 from factory,I didn't know that,as it had 120/80-16 on it when I bought it.The sport demon was shit loads better than the battleax I got off trademe,and shit loads better than crappy shit on it when I bought the bike.The worst thing with 16" is size availablity at a good cost and quality.
Go to www.carbibles.com click tyres/wheels link,it has a simple conversion to give rolling circumference of tyres and speedo accuracy,works for all vehicles.
Flynn
15th September 2009, 22:18
since you guys are talking about tires.....
could someone suggest some rear tires for my ex250. i ride to school and work everyday (even when its pissing down with rain!!) but like to ride through the twisties in the weekend im looking for a semi long lasting tire that has some grip... my stock dunlops are just getting cut to shreds by the road!!!!
Here's what I put onto my bike after some advise from some certain riders and had no worries. http://www.cycletreads.co.nz/products/227-bridgestone_road/1577-bridgestone_bt_45_touring_bt45.aspx
I got them on a special from Freedom Suzuki for about $400 fitted. You shouldn't have any worries. I've done about 10-11000 km and they still look new.
specter
15th September 2009, 23:20
thanks heaps guys for the tire help!!!:first:
i think ill get a pair of pirelli sport deamons 100/90-16f and 130/90-16r....
seems to be good tires by the feedback:2thumbsup now to finish of my back tire and have them on by friday night rides!!!!
cowboyz
16th September 2009, 05:12
what dose FMS mean?
Oh.. you have so much to learn!
yod
16th September 2009, 08:33
chicks dig tyres
NZsarge
16th September 2009, 08:54
chicks dig tyres
Indeed but what brand of tyres....?
ynot slow
16th September 2009, 14:50
Indeed but what brand of tyres....?
Mostly slick ones,heaps of pics of chicks hanging around with bikes,and tyres are always slick.
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