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dentheman
07-04-2010, 09:06 PM
Ok, I know the meaning of a tire size such as 110/90-16 (GZ front tire) but what does this tire size mean: MT90-16?
http://www.steelthundercc.com/tiresizes.html
dentheman
07-04-2010, 09:25 PM
http://www.steelthundercc.com/tiresizes.html
Thanks. Yeah, I was going to say "never mind" I just found my answer at that site.
blaine
07-04-2010, 09:39 PM
Ok, I know the meaning of a tire size such as 110/90-16 (GZ front tire) but what does this tire size mean: MT90-16?
MT90-16 is the old alpha way of measuring.The M stands for motorcycle.The second letter is the width of the tire.MH90=90-90.MJ90=100-90.ML90=110-90.MN90=120-90.MT90=130-90.MU90=140-90. :) :cool:
Therefore a MT90-16=130/90-16
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ncff07
07-04-2010, 10:31 PM
Ok, I know the meaning of a tire size such as 110/90-16 (GZ front tire) but what does this tire size mean: MT90-16?
MT90-16 is the old alpha way of measuring.The M stands for motorcycle.The second letter is the width of the tire.MH90=90-90.MJ90=100-90.ML90=110-90.MN90=120-90.MT90=130-90.MU90=140-90. :) :cool:
Therefore a MT90-16=130/90-16
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:retard: O_o :cry: :skeptical:
Zackman
07-09-2010, 03:13 PM
The cyclegear.com store near me couldn't find any tires in the stock sizes for my 2002 gz250. So I put 140/90 on the rear instead of 130/90. Has anyone else had this problem?
Easy Rider
07-09-2010, 03:26 PM
Has anyone else had this problem?
Yes. You REALLY need to try out the search function here. :)
viewtopic.php?p=34547#p34547 (http://www.gz250bike.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=34547#p34547)
Just an example.
blaine
07-09-2010, 05:17 PM
The cyclegear.com store near me couldn't find any tires in the stock sizes for my 2002 gz250. So I put 140/90 on the rear instead of 130/90. Has anyone else had this problem?
I have 140/90-15 on my bike.I had to put a washer behind the torque bar next to the hub for clearance.The bar runs very close,even on the original tire. :2tup: :)
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