rhinoevans
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Big screw in the dead center of the rear Tire (250). Can these be fixed or just replace. 10,000 miles on the tire
Screw in rear tire
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Thumper169
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10,000 miles, thats a no brainer but really patching or plugging any tire regardless of miles not a good idea, had a friend get killed due to a plug blowing out of rear tire and causing him to loose control and and swerve into oncoming traffic.
Tires are all that are between you and the road and if you have ever had a tire go flat while at highway speed I can assure you that you wouldnt even question this.
Tires are all that are between you and the road and if you have ever had a tire go flat while at highway speed I can assure you that you wouldnt even question this.
rhinoevans
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Just ordered a new one from American Motorcycle Tire ($197)
Thumper169
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Good choice, cant go wrong with a new one, if you dont mind, what tire did you go with?
Loafington
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Get some new wheel bearings while your'e at it.
Thumper169
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Now thats a great idea their!! Prevenitive measures!!! :2thumbs:
that is DEFINATELY a no-brainer. make sure you get some good ones, like timken or SKF. :2thumbs: :2thumbs:
rhinoevans
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Same as original Avon Venom R 250/40R18
rhinoevans
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Any recommendation on where to order the wheeel bearings...2002 pitbull
Rhino,
if none of the indy's around you have them, I'd order them from Wicked Bastard. Ray tried getting them from Napa once but was unsuccessful.
Loafington
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Just make sure you measure them, and get the same size with the same type of seals and same rating. Dont skimp on quality for price. Plain shit bearings are just that... plain shit.