I'm thinking of switching tires on my 450r.
Besides lowering the center of gravity, is there any other benefit from switching to 18" from 20" in the rear?
I was looking at the Holeshot MXR6 from ITP. Does anyone have an opinion on these tires?
Thanks
Uncle Rico
what are you looking for mx or trail
It will be easier for the motor to turn 18's than 20's. You'll get better traction. Better acelleration. If you have aftermarket shocks & a-arms you'll get a better feel of your suspenion. Better cornering if your getting 20's for the front. That's all that I can think of if your going to ride or race MX ;)
mxr6???? the sx's?
smaller tires, better acceleration, lower acceleration, and looks nice :D
i run mxr4 front and back, 20 front, 18 rear, love it.
alot more acceleration with the 18 rears and keep the front size but get the new tires
SMALLER IS BETTER..TRUST ME ;)
yea thats all great but if you ride trails then 20s are better.....
and 250ex.... lol rite
Quote from: yamaha350r on February 28, 2006, 03:03:39 AM
alot more acceleration with the 18 rears and keep the front size but get the new tires
yeah, have you ever seen a bike like that?
have you ever seen how funky it looks, i have 19 fronts and 18 rear and i gotta say it looks good.
bigger in front by like 4 inches looks awky.
you dont wnat 19's in the front. unless your on a blaster. ::)
Quote from: 53yfz450 on March 03, 2006, 12:01:22 AM
you dont wnat 19's in the front. unless your on a blaster. ::)
why not?
woah nevermind, just checked, i have 20's in the front lol
i feel stupid now :D
Quote from: klutchbuster400 link=topic=11915.msg162353#msg :R162353 date=1141346384
woah nevermind, just checked, i have 20's in the front lol
i feel stupid now :D
ROLF! :R
18's have a smaller sidewall which improve the turning performance of the quad, less tire roll. same with the front, with sharper turns.
Quote from: arod on March 03, 2006, 01:29:21 AM
18's have a smaller sidewall which improve the turning performance of the quad, less tire roll. same with the front, with sharper turns.
You hit the answer right on the head ;)