Posted February 18, 201411 yr Iv got a 1996 tzr 125 with a 150 bak tyres is this the rite size for the bike and wud it effect my handling
February 18, 201411 yr Sounds too big for a 125 TZR, 120 is more like it. Edit ------100x90x18 rear, 90x90x16 front...
February 19, 201411 yr Author I think they hav put it on tok make it look good puttin a 140 on it n gwt them ballanced up
February 20, 201411 yr Moderator Dont bother with the 140, fit the right tyre. Big rear tyres really fuck the steering making it heavy and slow. Giving less grip in to the bargain. If your on stock rims with a stock front go with a stock tyre. They will easily go far enough for knee downantics on stock stuff why ruin it. If you must upsize the rear match it to the front at least. Remember the height of the tyre too.
February 20, 201411 yr Sounds too big for a 125 TZR, 120 is more like it. Edit ------100x90x18 rear, 90x90x16 front...Early TZR wheels (1987) 2RK, (1989)3PC1 were 185x16" front, and 215x18" Rear,Later TZR wheels (1990)3PC2, (1991)3PC3 were 215x17" front,and 250x18" rear, according to the TZR manual anyroad.The last TZR for the UK market was made in 1995 was the 4HW3 which I'm presuming yours is?
February 20, 201411 yr Author I dont think anything is stock on it fairing etc on the rims dont think there stock too
February 21, 201411 yr Moderator Be a smart move to find out. If it is a bitsa and your ins thinks its box stock. Then your stuffed if something goes wrong.
February 22, 201411 yr Moderator Bitsa this bike, bitsa that bike to make this one. Like triggers broom. My dt is the same. Early frame, home made loom, late rear end, engine from? Wheels are its 3rd set. Still looks like a dt though, even though its prob only half the original parts. My tdr though is box stock. Even the rack is the original option.
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