Dunlop TT92 + RX
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Peter1230
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who cares how quick they wear out! there extremely fat!!
Dabomb do yer mind getting a pic or 2 from the front prospectice to see the area between teh forks and the tire pweeesee 
look mintt man!
for my RX im getting one of these headlights and making a new mount to pull its tighter aginst the
forks/headset Acerbis LED Vision : HAI Bike Shop sorry about the link!!
look mintt man!
for my RX im getting one of these headlights and making a new mount to pull its tighter aginst the
forks/headset Acerbis LED Vision : HAI Bike Shop sorry about the link!!
hey bloke
there's a bit of clearance from the forks, but a small amount from the for guards as u will see in the photos, nothing to worry about just as long as u get the right size wheels.
Headlights good!
there's a bit of clearance from the forks, but a small amount from the for guards as u will see in the photos, nothing to worry about just as long as u get the right size wheels.
Headlights good!
yeahh thats sick man, though i wonder if the RX 50 forks would rub because the only diffrance with the RX 50 is the forks arnt zokkies, and ofc the engine. and i was looking at mine and its got very little area between the tire and the fork guards
and yeah im helaaaa excited ay
and yeah im helaaaa excited ay
ya guessed they were 12s but more interested in width and profile coz i dont wana second guess because fitment is so good at the front and rear that i dont want to buy 3 different types to find the 'right' one since dabomb has found it already
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yes, yes it is.
that may be true but those stocko tyres are crap.
ye ill grab some photos.
And no you cant fit a larger wheel/tyre unless you have a longer swingarm than the stock one.
theres about 10mm clearenace between the rear tyre and the lower shock mount on the swingarm!
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hahaah thanks for those pics mate!
just had a look at dunlop site and that is pretty much the only sizes you can get in the tt92...n most other big name sticky street tyres also
in reference to the front tyre, i was just commenting on how the stock tyre is has a wider width but these smaller width tyres fill out the front area between the shocks so much better!
im trying to find a similar sized tyre with a better wear rating because the bike is ridden more like a daily... still... loving your efforts and thanks for all the help!
just had a look at dunlop site and that is pretty much the only sizes you can get in the tt92...n most other big name sticky street tyres also
in reference to the front tyre, i was just commenting on how the stock tyre is has a wider width but these smaller width tyres fill out the front area between the shocks so much better!
im trying to find a similar sized tyre with a better wear rating because the bike is ridden more like a daily... still... loving your efforts and thanks for all the help!
Motovert Pro
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Id be interested to know how it handles because going to wide in the rear can make turning in and laying the bike over almost impossible to do with confidence at higher speeds?
As tough as it does look i think ill stay with my 120 rear as that handles pretty good.
As tough as it does look i think ill stay with my 120 rear as that handles pretty good.
