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Message started by RazBarlow on 12/04/17 at 09:41:34

Title: How much bigger would this tire be ?
Post by RazBarlow on 12/04/17 at 09:41:34

ok, here is the rear tire that’s is on my bike right now .
How much bigger physically would a Shinko 777 whitewall 150/90-15 be ?

Title: Re: How much bigger would this tire be ?
Post by badwolf on 12/04/17 at 10:21:49

Shinko specs

150/90-15      Heavy Duty      H      80      3.5 in      25.63 in      5.91 in      42 psi      Tubeless

My 150/90 15 Shinko 230 on a 3.5'' rim is 6.3'' wide and stands 4.630'' above the top edge of the rim.
On a stock rim, 2.15'', it will be a little narrower, but the about same height.

Title: Re: How much bigger would this tire be ?
Post by batman on 12/04/17 at 11:40:15

Tacomaworld.com. -look here to compare any tire/any vehicle.

Title: Re: How much bigger would this tire be ?
Post by RazBarlow on 12/04/17 at 11:52:59

Does anyone know if the Shinko will fit in the swing arm and still be able to run the belt setup ?
Personal experience please.
Or if anyone knows of a stock size whitewall please let me know .
Thanks

Title: Re: How much bigger would this tire be ?
Post by ohiomoto on 12/04/17 at 12:05:25

As long as you stay under 26" you'll be fine.

Title: Re: How much bigger would this tire be ?
Post by zipidachimp on 12/04/17 at 12:08:55

my kenda 140/90 is huge and heavy. can't imagine using a 150/90 ! 8-)

Title: Re: How much bigger would this tire be ?
Post by badwolf on 12/04/17 at 13:15:56

Yes, huge, and heavy! I ride easy and long rides, get 14 - 16k on this big tire. I would NOT recommend it for a sport, or performance rider. I run BOTH Kaw pulleys and that moves the axle BACK giving me clearance on the swingarm. Under the fender I have swapped out the stock bolts for button heads, and it is still close.
Egore posted he runs a 150/90 15 with stock pulleys and it clears the swingarm.
Mine is geared high for long Interstate cruses, 4th is almost equal to stock 5th. My 5th has the engine at about 3400 rpm at 60mph, stock gearing and tire works out to about 4200.
High gearing and big heavy tires work fine for cruising, BUT, you lose a lot of quickness and the light ''feel'' of the bike.

Title: Re: How much bigger would this tire be ?
Post by Eegore on 12/04/17 at 14:51:58

 Here's an image of the tire people say isn't on one of the bikes.  

 What measurements do you need?

Title: Re: How much bigger would this tire be ?
Post by badwolf on 12/04/17 at 15:23:08

Eegore, you aren't running any rear fender at all?

Title: Re: How much bigger would this tire be ?
Post by RazBarlow on 12/04/17 at 15:31:12


78585A524F583D0 wrote:
 Here's an image of the tire people say isn't on one of the bikes.  

 What measurements do you need?


Is that a Shinko 777 150/90-15 and running the stock rim , belt drive etc. ?
Also, how old is your belt ? I just wonder if it would work with a new belt or if it would hit the front of the swing arm ?

What does it look like from the rear ?

Thank you so much !


Title: Re: How much bigger would this tire be ?
Post by Eegore on 12/05/17 at 08:12:11


 There is no fender.

 This bike has had an old belt, and a new one on the same tire.  I will double check the tire.  Its definitely a 150/90-15 but I can't for sure say its a 777, I will have someone look into it.

 

Title: Re: How much bigger would this tire be ?
Post by Eegore on 12/05/17 at 15:18:01


 The tire is a Shinko 777.  It noticeably reduces performance but I got a good deal on them so I figured why not.


Title: Re: How much bigger would this tire be ?
Post by Eegore on 12/05/17 at 15:22:16


 A comparison of a stock tire next to the Shinko 777.  I've never had anyone notice the difference in tire size unless they are next to each other.

Title: Re: How much bigger would this tire be ?
Post by batman on 12/06/17 at 10:09:16

                             140-80-15        140-90-15       150-90-15              
Diameter                  23.82                 24.92             25.63                    
width                        5.51                   5.51               5.91                    
sidewall height           4.41                   4.96               5.31                  
revs/per mile            846.73             809.27            786.9                    
change in speedo         0                  -2.78             -4.49      
These are avg.  sizes. higher priced tires could have deeper tread adding to diameter and sidewall height.

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