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Old Sep 6, 2018 | 03:38 PM
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having a hard time finding 18/7-8 & 18/9-8 tires for my sons Viper 90. Is Maxxis really the only option for those sizes out there?
 
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Old Sep 7, 2018 | 01:59 AM
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Would 19" outside dia tyres fit under the wheelarches, there should be a lot more suppliers of them.
 
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Old Sep 7, 2018 | 06:17 AM
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Would 19" outside dia tyres fit under the wheelarches, there should be a lot more suppliers of them.
There's plenty of clearance on the fenders but I thought that if you changed tire sizes on ATVs it can cause problems. Honestly I'm not a tire guy or really an ATV guy. We just got wheelers this year so I have no idea. I talked with a local tire salesman that had said changing tire sizes on a small wheeler like the Viper might be a bad idea. Any info that anyone can share on that would be great because like I said...the tire sizes that came with the ETON 90 are def not widely available.
 
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Old Sep 8, 2018 | 04:38 AM
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19" is 1" bigger, so half an inch more ground clearance and the bike would move 3" per rev of the wheel further, raising the gearing so little I bet you wouldn't notice it.
 
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