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[ZMC888]

btw: those tyres are shinko classic motorbike rubbers and i had 'em on 2 of my rigs also - and yes they handle pretty good

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These square tires handle pretty good? On a three wheeler, yes maybe. On a two wheeler? I'll stick to Michelin, Continental, Pirelli thanks.

[Geronimo]

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These square tires handle pretty good? On a three wheeler, yes maybe. On a two wheeler? I'll stick to Michelin, Continental, Pirelli thanks.

i didn't say you should change your tyres i just pointed out that with 3 of my CJ solos i used these tyres without any problem and handling was ok - i didn't mentioned these tyres are any good for ridin' high speed or whatever

shinko double-whitewall front an tail




shinko black front and tail




another bike with the same wheel 'n tyre combo




shinko whitewall on tail



all bikes are in Europe now - 2 of them still with me

[ZMC888]

Don't get me wrong, I'm not attacking you personally I feel the same way about any bike. I want the best functioning part I can have. I would never sacrifice function to have a bike that looks a certain way. But then I ride purely for the ride, exactly the same as when I ride mountain bikes I want the best tires. I'd never put an inferior set of tires on it for some appearance sake, to me the beauty is in the functionality.

[zhu]

As the CJ has a live rear axle any discussion about tyres is probably moot

[Geronimo]

Don't get me wrong, I'm not attacking you personally I feel the same way about any bike. I want the best functioning part I can have. I would never sacrifice function to have a bike that looks a certain way. But then I ride purely for the ride, exactly the same as when I ride mountain bikes I want the best tires. I'd never put an inferior set of tires on it for some appearance sake, to me the beauty is in the functionality.

no problem!

everything should be best for it's purpose and you are right - those tyres ain't made for highspeed curves that's for sure