180/55zr17 on the back
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RE: 180/55zr17 on the back
Theres been a few threads on fitting a 180 rear tire, just search for "180 rear tire"
But basically in short, yes it will fit, it may affect how you feel the bike handles (slower turning is a result of a 180 on the stock rim I've read), and youll have to remove the hugger if it is still on the bike. Other than that, go for it.
But basically in short, yes it will fit, it may affect how you feel the bike handles (slower turning is a result of a 180 on the stock rim I've read), and youll have to remove the hugger if it is still on the bike. Other than that, go for it.
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RE: 180/55zr17 on the back
ORIGINAL: madmike01uk
Are these free tyres race ones?? I have heard they are no good for road coz you won't generate enough heat through everyday riding.
Are these free tyres race ones?? I have heard they are no good for road coz you won't generate enough heat through everyday riding.
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RE: 180/55zr17 on the back
thanx guys i think i'm going to ty the 180/55zr17 on my stock rim, the rim has a 160/60r17 on it now, the tires are semi race tire with a medium compound, i was told they are good to use on the street and they have only had 2 laps of quillifying on them so they are still brand new and there pirellies.
thanx for the help guy greatly appreciated,
jordan.
thanx for the help guy greatly appreciated,
jordan.
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RE: 180/55zr17 on the back
DON'T put that tire on your bike. It is way to bike to properly fit on your tire. It will rub your chain and your stock tires hugger. Not to mention decrease your turning ability because the tire's profile is completely wrong because its being pinched onto a smaller rim.