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    Rear tyre for FXR150?

    Yeah you guys probably take the FXR150 as a joke, but I'm looking for a new rear tire. What would you guys recommend for a long lasting tire? What type of $$ are we looking at etc.

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    Get a race tyre and cut some tread into it
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    I'd go for a round one, squares and triangles dont seem to work the best in terms of knee down ability.
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    Is it possible to get a wider tire than the standard FXR tire I have now. It's so skinny it looks like snoopdog.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sinister^ View Post
    Is it possible to get a wider tire than the standard FXR tire I have now. It's so skinny it looks like snoopdog.
    Yes, but don't even think about it. Manufacturers fit tyres of certain dimensions to their bikes for very good reasons. You do not know better than they do.
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    Yeah, I'll be going down to the bike shop this weekend hopefully. I want to spend around $100 on a new tire.

    Obviously I have to blow up my tire I have now by doing skids before I get the new tire.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sinister^ View Post
    Obviously I have to blow up my tire I have now by doing skids before I get the new tire.
    Obviously.
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    If you're in Auckland, there's a front tyre off my bike in my garage you can have. It's a 120/70R17, so will fit the rear of your FXR
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    Quote Originally Posted by sinister^ View Post
    Yeah you guys probably take the FXR150 as a joke
    Nuthin wrong with FXR's, they're a great little bike!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zoolander View Post
    Nuthin wrong with FXR's, they're a great little bike!

    Hell yes. Do good wheelies too...
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    FXRs are no joke -- they race the bastards in Buckets (F4/F5)! I believe BT39s and BT45s are what they like to use. I know BT45s are pretty cheap.

    Stick to the recommended size, skinny == better handling!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sparky Bills View Post
    Hell yes. Do good wheelies too...
    And good stoppies!! Spent an afternoon in a carpark with an FXR and a GN125 trying to outstoppie Andrew Templeton! We got that GN pretty high too!

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    Thanks for the advice everyone.

    Quote Originally Posted by HDTboy View Post
    If you're in Auckland, there's a front tyre off my bike in my garage you can have. It's a 120/70R17, so will fit the rear of your FXR
    Nah I need a rear tire mate, anyone got one?

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    Pirelli MT75s are good tyres for little bikes, bit more than $100 though ($160 fitted when I bought one last year, from memory)
    I believe the bridgestones are also pretty good, if you can get them in the right sizes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sinister^ View Post
    Thanks for the advice everyone.



    Nah I need a rear tire mate, anyone got one?
    i believe hdtboy is saying it will fit your rear, perhaps his front tyre dimension is the same as your rear?

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