mudlites?
#1
im thinking about getting a set of these in the future and have a couple of questions. 1) will they fit the stock rims? 2) how much are they w/o rims 3)i want something with a little more bite then the stock tires, but not enough bite to rut up the lawn, will these tires work? thanks in advance for your responses
#2
1. They will fit stock rims
2. They are in the neighborhood of $60-65 a piece, give or take a few bucks
3. They will tear up the backyard, especially if you corner hard or the ground is wet.
I have the 27's and they are a really nice tire.
2. They are in the neighborhood of $60-65 a piece, give or take a few bucks
3. They will tear up the backyard, especially if you corner hard or the ground is wet.
I have the 27's and they are a really nice tire.
#5
I noticed in your sig that you have the progressive springs so I think they will be fine for you. The only thing I noticed was that when I went into a corner a little hard it seemed a slight bit tippier. I am attributing this to the fact that I still have the soft front stock suspension. Before when cornering with the Dunlops they would roll under a little and the suspension would dive a little, now that there is a six ply tire on there and it wont roll under, the front of the bike dives a little more. Its not bad, I just had to get used to the way it felt. I am guessing with new springs out front I wouldnt have this anymore.
#7
I have the 27's & think they are a great tire. Only regret is that I wish I would have gone with the 26's to keep it a little more on the sporty side.
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#9
thanks, how much difference would there be if i stuck with 25" instead of 26" (trying to save all the money i can!) the biggest i will go is 26" will i need stiffer front springs if i go much bigger? and should i stick with the same width as stock? (8-12 front, 10-12 rear)
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