mleach72
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Oops, yes you are correct. I misunderstood.So it will read your going faster then you really are?
Oops, yes you are correct. I misunderstood.So it will read your going faster then you really are?
It could be a good temporary alternativeThis may sound crazy, but if I owned a wolf, I think I would consider it. Has anyone thought about putting a car tire on the wolf? It might not be as crazy as it sounds. Roger Bourget used corvette tires on his bikes for years before they made fat tires for bikes, and they are much wider than the wolf tire. Also, I know a guy that uses a car tire on his gold wing. He says he likes the way it rides and it handles just fine.
I did some research. Pirelli, Bridgestone and possibly others make a 215/45/20. This should fit right on the wolf rim. They have a decent looking tread pattern. The total height of the tire is 1" lower than the wolf tire. This means the flat part is 1/2" lower than the crown of the wolf tire. This might provide enough fender clearance for the outer edges. Just an idea. If I owned a wolf, I might give it a try to see how it looks before I spent all of that money on the conversion.
I think I would try it. I know D&D are trying their best to keep the wolfs on the road, but the conversion looks a little funny to me. It would only cost you a tire. If you don't like it, then go to the conversion.It could be a good temporary alternative
Sound good my friend , ThanksI think I would try it. I know D&D are trying their best to keep the wolfs on the road, but the conversion looks a little funny to me. It would only cost you a tire. If you don't like it, then go to the conversion.
Going to the dark side, I hear it’s called.This may sound crazy, but if I owned a wolf, I think I would consider it. Has anyone thought about putting a car tire on the wolf? It might not be as crazy as it sounds. Roger Bourget used corvette tires on his bikes for years before they made fat tires for bikes, and they are much wider than the wolf tire. Also, I know a guy that uses a car tire on his gold wing. He says he likes the way it rides and it handles just fine.
I did some research. Pirelli, Bridgestone and possibly others make a 215/45/20. This should fit right on the wolf rim. They have a decent looking tread pattern. The total height of the tire is 1" lower than the wolf tire. This means the flat part is 1/2" lower than the crown of the wolf tire. This might provide enough fender clearance for the outer edges. Just an idea. If I owned a wolf, I might give it a try to see how it looks before I spent all of that money on the conversion.
Roger that. I can understand. Maybe someone will try it. I don't know if it would look that bad. It would probably look like the tire on my Harley when it's about worn out. It starts looking like a car tire.Going to the dark side, I hear it’s called.
we did toss that idea around. Don’t think boss man will do it though.