I have a Kawasaki Vulcan 2000 and have a 200/60-16 rear tire. Can I use a 180/65-16
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Its the 65 you have to worry about. I think that is the width. Measure in millimeters the width from the inside of the side bar to the other side.
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I suspect the tire would fit, the handling characteristics would be different, I wouldn't do it.
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Yes, I believe you can. The description of the item says they "Fit Tire Size: 700c x 23c to 32c". The the only problem I would have said you would have run into is the clearance for the brakes using the larger tire, but because your bike is already using the 28c's you should be okay. I used these tires all last year and loved them. For the price they are really nice. Just make sure you are using a tube with a longer valve stem. The smaller valve stems will not make it all the way through. Have Fun Riding!
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They would be 2" larger overall diameter and I would not recommend it. If you are wanting a wider tire, I'd recommend a 265/60R17, it would keep the same diameter without effecting your diameter and speed sensors.
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No...Michelin makes a different tire for the rear. I run a 140/90/16 on the rear of my 1993 Ultra Classic.
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Man Im not sure. How much room do you have between the sidewall and belt/chain on yours? Mine had a 180, some fit a 200 on mine but only the AVon will fit in a 200, not any others. They are like shoes, some run small/big. That will be your call. My advice is the check the forums on your particular bike and someone may have tried. Thats how I found out only a AVon 200 will fit on my Harley FAt BoB and not any other 200.
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Steve, yes this will fit your tire, 235/60 R16=27.10, with no problem.If you have any further questions or concerns please feel free to contact us at 720-315-3912 M-F 7:30am to 5pm MST.Thank you,Judy Snyder Customer Service
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Just as long as the wheel is the right size and offset and your original tire is 205/55/16
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I have a Vulcan 1700 that I used it for. The rear wheel is also fairly heavy so I think it would be fine. Hope that helps.
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I running a 180 mm front and rear on my trail bike and my riding buddy's are running 203mm. Just need to get the right "shimano" adaptor for the rotor you are planing to run.
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If it is replacing the same 26"x 1.50 measurements the rear wheel it should work just fine. Make sure the rear wheel that you order is for the correct gear size. I used this wheel on a 21 speed. I needed to buy a special tool to remove the rear sprocket. A extra 4 $. Check to see who makes the rear sprocket and buy the tool made for that sprocket. Hope it helps out. I replaced my friends rear wheel from a mongoose that had been run over by a car.It was cheap and worked fine.
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i think yes.i am using 29in tire size bike.700c is equivalent to 622mm or 24.5in.correct me if i'm wrong.
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your best to ask the vendor directly. I let them know year, model and current tires I had and they provided answer specific to my situation.
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I purchased a pair of 26" tires. That is what was specified and that is what I received. You should have no problem.
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Yes. Tire sizes you can use with QG2229 are: 30x9.50-15 LT, 225/60-18, 225/75-16, 235/50-18, 235/70-16, 245760-18, 255/50-19, 225/55-18, 225/70-16, LT225/75-16, 235/65-18, 235/75-15, 245/65-17, 255/55-18. Hope this could be useful, enjoy!
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Yes, 150 is the width of the tire, sidewall to sidewall, in millimeters. I don't know if your original tire is oem or not, but if you do go larger than oem it's good to check with a knowledgeable mech for that bike or the manufacturer. Don't know what the "B" is ...that's not a designated speed rating. Sure it's not a P or R, that would be 93 or 106 mph respectively. Meaning at maximum tire pressure and maximum load on the bike that would be highest safe recommended speed. I believe the speed rating on these tires is 100 or 110, either way, fast enough! Good Luck and Paint Up!!!
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I have a 1600 vulcan meanstreak and an extra large fits it perfectly. That same size should fit your bike. Note: If you need to, you can cinch a rope around the handlebars to take up any slack.
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i don't imagine you will have any problem, unless your rims are very highly specialized. i have used various width tires on my own, from 23 to 28.