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| rear tyre size
I need a new rear for my FXR but i am dammed if i can find the size on the tyre itself can somome enlighten me
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| Re: rear tyre size This is what I found for my own FXR, from Avon's excellent website: FXR Super Glide (1986 - 1994) Front tyres - Venom Size 100/90-19 57H (also WW) 2.5 bar (36psi) Rear tyres - Venom Size MT90B16 74H (also NW, WW), 140/90B16 77H (choice of two) 2.8 bar (40psi) The rear 140/90B16 77H is a larger tyre than the other one, so that is what I went for. |
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| Re: rear tyre size
The original fitment size of an FXR Rear Tire is 130/90 16 not a 140. With a 140 you may get belt clearance problems, different brands of tires are often different sectional widths too dispite being the same stated size and this can make quite a differance with belt clearance. Remember you need to allow for some expansion when the tire is hot for belt clearance. I used to run a 130 Conti Blitz and there was not a lot of clearance, you would not have got a 140 in there without the belt rubbing. Steve |
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| Re: rear tyre size Steve, you are quite correct. The 140 Venom I fitted involved a minor modification - I simply had to remove the 3 pop rivets that hold the flexi-curtain to the rear face of the lower belt guard i.e. next to the tyre. The curtain was then discarded and the plastic guard re-installed, making a fix that is invisible to the casual observer. There is ample clearance inside the fender and from the tyre wall to both the guard and the belt itself. It was a zero-cost mod that still affords the protection of the lower belt guard - something that I would not be happy to lose.Pete |
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| Re: rear tyre size
theres a 160 rear on me fxr
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