Anyone running Duratracs with these? As Duratracs have the built in rim protector on the bead I want to know if these would still fit?
845508
Yes they will fit, I'm running the rugged ridge JK rims and the rim protectors on 35 inch duratracs
845509
I run them with duratracs amd have aired down to 8 psi multiple times no issues
845510
Hmmm. Not familiar with duratracs rim protector... I think they should fit-- the built in rim protector won't protect your whole rim... These have saved me time and time again from major rock rash.
235957
Of course the rim diameter needs to be 15inch as indicated with the R15 designation but rim width should be at least 10 to 12.5inch to prevent sidewall bubble. I run mine on 10inch width and they bubble more than I would like. I would not go any less narrow than 10inch. I hope this helps.
397365
Really interesting hyperlink article posted by Bruce, from competitvecyclist. Personally I can't get my head around a smaller contact patch on a larger tire, but I'm no one to argue with these guys. I used to ride sportbikes. everything equal (same tire model), we assumed we were getting a larger contact patch, with the larger model. That's why we went for larger tires (same aspect ratio of course). but interesting article!!
2208546
they should mount easily as i did with mine. you will need to remove the shroud from the grinder however. this will prevent the buffing wheel from picking up any debris fro the shroud. and always wear safety glasses.
17857
My bike is a DR650. It has DirtBagz brand pannier brackets. I have not fitted the Riggs to them yet but I wouldn't want to go with out the brackets. I think there would be melting on the exhaust and possibly interference with the rear tire while riding on rough terrain. YMMV
268278
Our experience was that the wheels did fit, but that they either wore out extremely quickly (maybe an hour of use), or about half of them literally shredded. We bought the original Ripstik wheels after going through all these, and one set of the originals is definitely lasting longer than 8 of these. Truly. I would try something else. Good luck!
1495174
BBK replacement wheels at low price. The owner is Troy Boggs, so maybe this is the same alternative mentioned before. I have purchased but not installed them yet on my TG 1500. Website: http://bbkrollers.com/
1657893
i had this one mounted for me cost about $10.00 i have done one previous they are not hard to mount on the rim but you need a stong enough compressor to make the bead good luck but honestly its worth the money to have done
1657888
honestly i haven't mounted these yet but I have done them in the future. deflate old tire and break bead, use two large screw drivers to work the tire off the rim. and do the same when putting the tire back on the rim
4882
Do you plan on just putting them on the back? they have another tire setup that is more of the same size as stock tires but same tread as the badlands. I have 2 Slash's and would recommend the smaller size then the badlands. And they work great too... but the badlands will work.
178486
I have this exact TPMS, used it on two bikes no problems with the beads. made about 15k miles no issues
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Hey Will, just wondering if you bought this bike and successfully put 32's on the bike? I just saw my friends tires and 23's are way too skinny! Not to mention I'd bet you'd feel EVERY piece of dirt. I'd like to know before I commit.
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I believe they fit about all standard brake holes that are right above the tire. ai put on a Tamdem cruiser, (That $219.00 Walmart One) Cause I liked the frame it was like the expensive customs. But it only had coaster brakes. I put and electric brushless hub motor (36VDC 500 watts). Had a 7 speed cassette added to the Hub ans so I had to add those brakes and they worked excellent.Now i Have a Bitchen custom electric 7 speed bike that's awesome. I'm not much of a bike pro but I feel I basically created BMX. I was thinking those 10 speed rims are allotskinnier but I'm sure you can make them work. I believe they fit about all standard brake holes that are right above the tire. ai put on a Tamdem cruiser, (That $219.00 Walmart One) Cause I liked the frame it was like the expensive customs. But it only had coaster brakes. I put and electric brushless hub motor (36VDC 500 watts). Had a 7 speed cassette added to the Hub ans so I had to add those brakes and they worked excellent.Now i Have a Bitchen custom electric 7 speed bike that's awesome. I'm not much of a bike pro but I feel I basically created BMX. I was thinking those 10 speed rims are allotskinnier but I'm sure you can make... » Read More I believe they fit about all standard brake holes that are right above the tire. ai put on a Tamdem cruiser, (That $219.00 Walmart One) Cause I liked the frame it was like the expensive customs. But it only had coaster brakes. I put and electric brushless hub motor (36VDC 500 watts). Had a 7 speed cassette added to the Hub ans so I had to add those brakes and they worked excellent.Now i Have a Bitchen custom electric 7 speed bike that's awesome. I'm not much of a bike pro but I feel I basically created BMX. I was thinking those 10 speed rims are allotskinnier but I'm sure you can make them work. « Show Less
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yes, I got these rimes with Schwalbe Marathon GG RLX Wire Bead Tire (700X28). its as perfect match
1367782
Yes. You can see how people have done this on YouTube. Most people do keep a fan though. I bout the kit to go over a BioCube 8 that I modded to be rimless and so far it's great.
1867687
I'm not familiar with 'RIMS', but I've used standard brass fittings that are used to attach copper tubing to standard steel pipe fittings. Just drill out the shoulder in the fitting so the TC can pass through, then either use the standard ferule, if it will fit or use valve packing wrapped around the TC and held in place with the compression nut.Hope this helps.
1568385
They work fantastic on the rims for my jeep. Can't offer any advise as to how they work on a riding mower rim as I'm not familiar with the stem size of the riding mower. However, i suggest maybe visually comparing the size to that of the stem on your vehicle. Real sorry I could not help