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Post  jayinjax Thu Mar 17, 2011 10:49 am

OK, so I am tired of buying a rear tire every year for my '04 1800R. I have been using Metzlers 880's and have been reading a lot about the CT's and have a few, perhaps elementary questions..... Are there any mods that must be performed before you use a CT on the 1800?? And second, is the tire mounted on the existing wheel/rim?? And, lastly, where do you go to have it mounted?? Any guidance will be greatly appreciated, as I am a bit slow on the uptake! Tks J

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Post  nodakbassmaster Fri Mar 18, 2011 2:09 am

no mods required unless you plan to go wider than a 205

it mounts on the stock rim

most folks have luck with smaller mc shops and offer cash, no receipt if need be. Not all joints are comfortable doing it...
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Post  VTXChamp Fri Mar 18, 2011 5:13 pm

Just call around and ask. I got mine mounted at a local Honda shop here in Charlotte, NC. I wanted to use a Honda shop because not all of the smaller shops know everything about every bike, so I wanted someone with experience mounting VTX tires. They also put the Balancing Beads in for me. Good luck!! I love mine. Never going back to a MC tire!!
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Post  jayinjax Mon Mar 21, 2011 6:41 am

Thanks much for the info, looks like I will be joining you! J

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Post  twin1300 Mon Mar 21, 2011 3:47 pm

jayinjax wrote:Thanks much for the info, looks like I will be joining you! J

Congrats and I have been on the darkside of 5 years now, I won't go back either! Just remember to let the mold release wear off and then you can ride like you stole and even harder than you can the motorcycle tire!


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