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https://www.tr1.de/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl Old TR1 Discussion Boards (read only) >> Discussion Board 2000 >> rear-tire https://www.tr1.de/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=956400120 Message started by Bouke(Guest) on 23.04.00 at 00:42:00 |
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Title: rear-tire Post by Bouke(Guest) on 23.04.00 at 00:42:00
Hello everyone, I'm a TR1 driver from holland and since i've got Internet at work, I found to my suprise this TR1 page. Nice page and when it's possible I want to come to the meeting is august. But for now I have one question: Is it possible to mount a fatter rear-tire on a normal TR1 (130 instead of 120) If anyone has experience with this, please mail to: nimmo@worldonline.nl or react in this discussion-group. thanks, Bouke |
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Title: rear-tire Post by Piet Kottas(Guest) on 25.04.00 at 18:39:00
Hi Bouke, it is not possible to mount a 130 rear tire. At the meeting you are welcome! See you in august. Piet |
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Title: rear-tire Post by Klaus(Guest) on 30.04.00 at 11:41:00
Hi Piet! how about a 180 tire? *grin* i have to change mine soon, whats the act to change it? ..bring it to a local dealer and have him mess around with all that grease or can i keep the rear drive shut somehow? Klaus |
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Title: rear-tire Post by Bouke(Guest) on 01.05.00 at 13:52:00
Hello Klaus, it is very easy to demount your rear-wheel without opening the chain-box. when you demount your wheel, leave the chainbox alone. put the back of your motor high enough so you have enough space to pull you wheel out. Greetings from Bouke...... |
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Title: rear-tire Post by Michael Wilson(Guest) on 04.05.00 at 18:54:00
No problem. I drive with 130/80 and 130/90 is OK too. It's no MC-problem, but can be laws in your country thats not allows that. /M |
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Title: rear-tire Post by Piet Kottas(Guest) on 05.05.00 at 22:22:00
Hi Klaus, du alter Scherzkeks!:-)) Freilich ist es möglich ohne Kettenkasten und mit einer anderen Schwinge + andere Felge mit Speichen einen 180er Reifen zu montieren! Siehe Sepp. Ich hab nur versucht ernsthaft auf den 130er zu antworten. Und das geht nun mal nicht. Macht auch keinen Sinn. Was der TÜV dazu sagt ist eine ganz andere Sache. Viel Glück mit deinem anstehenden Reifenwechsel. Piet |