? about tires
I am thinking of purchasing the Brozz blue eagle well I was like 99% that way. There is one draw back/ deal breaker as I can see and that is tires. The tires listed for the brozz blue eagle are front 90/90/19 and rear 110/90/17. Tires will be the first ting to go. In fact I intended on changing them out as I assembled the bike.
Here is the issue and glad I did some research all i can find is shinko 244's in these sizes or closest size that I can. Am I missing something here with these tire sizes are they just not any "brand name tires" in these sizes? I dont want to buy a motorcycle and have to run the same tires all the time and the china factory ones is a no go for me period. Tire options/ sizes that will work? Thanks for any help. |
I ran kenda's on my hawk. I never worry about higher end brand names when it comes to tires like this. I have run shinkos on several street bikes including some low end track days on a sport bike. I trust them pretty well.
personal choice though. |
What type of tire you looking for? Street? Off Road? Dual Sport?
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The 19/17 combo is mostly for an adventure or dual purpose motorcycle. So you are not going to find as many type of knoobies that you would find on a 21/18 combo.
I also have 19/17 and this is what i run. Plus i agree with what the guy says. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7Ep5EHhm8U They are 60 on road 40 off road. If you are going to use the bike 80% of the time off road, then look for a china bike with 21/18 |
Shinko, Kenda, etc...are all good quality tires. I've had no issues with them and they're affordable. I'm currently running the Shinko 700's and love them.
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In fact for the type of riding you want to do, that rim combo will suit you better than 21/18. Gravel and dirt is an easy task for them, even when using dual sport tires. https://www.tacomaworld.com/data/tir...100x90xR19.png Attachment 17457 |
Do you change the tires yourself or take them to a local shop?
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I have about 1500 miles on shinkos 705s i am really impressed with their grip. They do pretty good on hard packed gravel but i would get maybe the 700 for looser stuff.
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Yes I can change my own it is a bitch some times but I can do it. Actually after I thought about it some today. I would probably say that I would do 80/20 on/off road not really into the whole mud thing like I once was either.
I may go down later this week time permitting and take a look at the blue eagle. See what rims come on it and how much room I will have to play with. Looks like I will be very limited in brand and style as of now. I have only found the shinko 244 that will work. If this is the case then the bike will be a no go. Glad I held off on ordering some of my mods in. Thanks for all the help guys. I let you know how it goes. |
Thanks Gronk.
Any nay sayers around using a C-clamp to break the bead ? Youtube can take you down the wormhole in terms of ideas on how to break the bead... I;ve seen crazy McGuyver approaches to the simple approach of beatin it with a hammer. Thanks |
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There are a few bikes that run the 19/17 combo.. but 21/17 or 21/18 are the norm for ADV and Duel sport bikes.. 80/20 tyres... I know they are not cheap but they are out there... Avon Distanzia.. 19 & 17.. Continental TKC70...19 & 17.. Full Bore "USA" … 19 & 17...Shinko 705 copy... <<===================== Metzeler Tourance… 19 & 17.. Metzeler Tourance next... 19 & 17.. Metzeler Karoo 3..19 & 17.. Michelin Anakee 3...19 & 17.. Michelin Anakee Adventure... 19 & 17.. Pirelli Scorpion STR trail.... 19 & 17.. And there is lots more... but the 19 front dose tend to be for the bigger bikes... not meany smaller than 110 .. .. |
I did some research on here read all the tire threads took awhile. SO my rim sizes are
front rim 1.85 OEM tire size 90/90/19 rear rim 2.50 OEM tire size 110/90/17 From what I can take from the posts. Tire size 100/90/19 will fit on the front. Several people sorta wasnt comfortable with this. The rear 120/90/17 will work just fine. Ill give a few bike shops a call tomorrow and see what they have to say. Thanks everyone for the help. |
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