tyres choice

Steel said:

I like my carbon fiber wheels, just wish they fit my Roadster. They have been over 150 many times on my Classic.

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warp9.9 said:

My bet is they can do a Roadster rear rim. Other then the abs mount sufaces there just a Rocket wheel. Hmmm ya got me thinking and still whishing there were more 240 17" tires out there. Dang bull you ought to try these also amd report back. So I dont have to set up a different set of forks just to try them. I'm not messing with the ones Blaine did for me they're to good

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warp9.9 said:

I would worry about with th CF rims is road damage. In our state the roads will damage your teeth also but hey you can smoke pot now, get high and not notice them sticking it to ya

Its the Democrat way here.

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1olbull said:

They look wonderful, BUT not for $1,800.00!
And to be honest, since I shall not be moving from race track to race track, I do not require 40 Rebound positions, 40 Compression positions, and 30 Manual spring preload positions (15 mm).
In addition, I already push the lean angle limits of my Roadster with the Progressive suspension I have. I doubt these would improve my net performance very much.

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warp9.9 said:

wow the C04TRI017 is the only ones I found for the Rocket at 990 euros which is like 1076 USD plus vat and shipping Still yes a bit pricey I suspect not like them there fancy lights. Me I am just checking as I am happy with mine now.

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1olbull said:

Gratitude.
Good to know as I surely shall be comparing values.
Can you actually order just a rear carbon wheel?
I did not realize your Classic was built.

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warp9.9 said:

I would worry about with th CF rims is road damage. In our state the roads will damage your teeth also but hey you can smoke pot now, get high and not notice them sticking it to ya

Its the Democrat way here.

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• Broadening of the original rear rim of 7:50 X 16 " at 8.75 X 17" : € 720,00
• Forged wheel rims: 90,00 € ----- Worth every shivering penny.
• TÜV Rheinland approved: 60,00 € ----- This may not be required in the USA - Here it most certainly would be.

• Total price: 870.00 € incl. VAT. ----- Should be no vat for USA divide by 1,19
  
• Plus shipping costs

1olbull said:

@barbagris Chris,
Can't do it. The good 17" tires I find all will lower my rear axle again. I cannot abide that, so I am out on this concept. I found only one tire, a 240/R60 that would maintain the radius of a 240/55R16.

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