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twin1300
paul d
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ready for darkside
well iam ready for the darkside, price of m/t insalled to much. i ride an 2002 vtx 1800c can sombody tell me what is the best tire to start with, since iam a newby here been ridin for along time, ready for the change do not want mod. the bike rear to fit a tire. and iam a big guy thks for any help with this paul
paul d- Number of posts : 2
Location : stouffville on canada
Registration date : 2008-07-28
Re: ready for darkside
paul d wrote:well iam ready for the darkside, price of m/t insalled to much. i ride an 2002 vtx 1800c can sombody tell me what is the best tire to start with, since iam a newby here been ridin for along time, ready for the change do not want mod. the bike rear to fit a tire. and iam a big guy thks for any help with this paul
What model do you have....R,N,C,F, or an S? That determines what we give you for a darkside.
...............bobby
twin1300- Admin
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Re: ready for darkside
A 205/65/16 will fit your C. A lot of guys like the Goodyear Triple Tred or the Michelin Hydroedge.
Doc- Admin
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Re: ready for darkside
1800 c 2002
paul d- Number of posts : 2
Location : stouffville on canada
Registration date : 2008-07-28
Re: ready for darkside
I'm finding the Goodyear Trippletread 205/60/16R to have better response
than the Michelin HE 205/65/16R. IMHO
than the Michelin HE 205/65/16R. IMHO
abfpat- Number of posts : 24
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Re: ready for darkside
I am currently using the GYTT 205-60-16 and it handles GREAT, w/ 3oz of Dynabeads for balancing.
My only warning is that you may need to chop the "Ears" off of the fender support bracket... i did, it was rubbing on one side of my 200mm Metzler M/C tire when i mounted that, Not too hard to doo, you just have to be carefull.
See #11:
http://www.vtxoa.com/forums/showthread.php?t=207367
My only warning is that you may need to chop the "Ears" off of the fender support bracket... i did, it was rubbing on one side of my 200mm Metzler M/C tire when i mounted that, Not too hard to doo, you just have to be carefull.
See #11:
http://www.vtxoa.com/forums/showthread.php?t=207367
ToMang07- Number of posts : 68
Location : Maine
Registration date : 2010-07-03
Re: ready for darkside
before lopping anything off, IF there is any rubbing, loosen all 6 rear fender mount bolts a little and push the fender a little towards the oposite side of the rubbing a hold while some bolts are tightened on both sides.... most of these fenders are not centered and they ALL have some play as far as their position over the tire.
ToMang07 wrote:I am currently using the GYTT 205-60-16 and it handles GREAT, w/ 3oz of Dynabeads for balancing.
My only warning is that you may need to chop the "Ears" off of the fender support bracket... i did, it was rubbing on one side of my 200mm Metzler M/C tire when i mounted that, Not too hard to doo, you just have to be carefull.
See #11:
http://www.vtxoa.com/forums/showthread.php?t=207367
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