i just put new razors 20 x10x9 on the rear it had 25" mud sharks from previous owner, it has a mudlite in the front, deep lugged heavy tire but its an 11" rimx 8" wide wanted to put razor mx front on thought it would handle better, but i cant find anything like that in my size just mudtires anybody run something like what im lookin for, trecker front, anything other than a rear or 4x4 tire??

 

Well to run that kind of tire you need a 10" rim. F.A.S.T. ( farm and sand toys ) used to sell the douglas front 10" rim for the 250r but I don't know if they still do. First thing to do if you want a sporty front tire is find that rim. Other than that you don't have too much of a choice.

 

I"m looking for a polished aluminum rim for my 250SX. Any body know who sells one?

I have the stock rims powdercoated with a metalic silver, and it looks good, but when I go to the dunes to ride, I have the polished aluminum on the rear, and would like to have the front to match.
When I bought the wreck of a bike, it had 11" wide tires on the front, and when it gathered mud, it had rubbed the front forks completely into the seals and there was no fluid left. Currently I have a 9X22 on the front. With a new rim, I'd try to go with an 8" wide.

 

All you need to do is get a 250r or 350x hub and rim. Use the 250sx's axle fab up some spacers and you can run any 8" by 11" you like. I did that to mine so my girlfriend could steer it easier. She likes the auto clutch.

 

would the 350x front rim bolt right up to my 250r hub without any mods??

 

what year 250r, if it's a water cooled then yes

 

no ,its air cooled 84, i can pick up a liq cooled 250r hub on ebay cheap, would axles be the same is my next ?? they dont seem to b as common as the hubs anybody know?? or a place i might be able to buy a new douglas, itp etc alum front rim for my 84 nobody seems to know or wants to do the legwork for me for a 50 buck purchase so here i am, i know now that i can use a 10'' rim for more options 8'' wide, but the offset and bolt pattern have me stumped and i know from past that the wheel mfgrs must measure dif than cent of rim to lip found a like new 350x alum rimw/ like new tire for 50 bucks at a local shop thought i could save a few

 

If I were you I would wait for a 350x or 85' 86' 250r hub rim and tire combo to come up on e-bay. Usually they aren't too much under 100.00 and you'll be set. As far as the axles you need to use the 250sx's axle due to it's length and yes the 250sx the 350x and the 85' 86' 250r all use the same diameter axle just the lenght is different. As far as the offset, with the 250r 350x tire rim and hub if you were looking at the bike from the front on the left side the spacer you will need to make out of pipe or something will be approx. 2" and the right side will be approx. 1" to center the wheel tire hub between the forks. I thought this was all going on a 250sx? When did the 84' 4 come into play? The only 10" front rims that I know of are for a 350x or 85' 86' 250r I don't know of one for your 84'.

 

no the only atc i presently own is this 84 250r that you helped me with when i first picked it up few months back, ive added new rear mast cyl 400ex new pads front&rear rebuilt calipers, new front mast cyl, forkseals, renthal bars, just got those new razors installed on the rear 20'' to replace the mud tires 25'', i was wanting to set up 2nd set rims tires maybe for sand in aluminum i have the goldies backs are easy front well?? im looking for a watercooled there seems to b more options as far as parts and customizing

 

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh I see. My bad when dennishoddy chimed in it messed me all up, guess I should pay better attention. The aftermarket parts are far more plentiful for water cooled than aircooled or should I say easier to get ahold of. I think that's a good reason to have one of each.