hi, i just bought a 1994 katana 600, it needs a new rear tire and its hard finding one thats a 140 wide, does anyone know if you can fit a 150 on the stock rim??? Any advice would be greatly appreciated
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The general consensus around here is to put a 150/70 on it. The metzeler z6, pirelli strada's, continental road attacks are the ones you will be told the most here. I just put the road attacks on mine but haven't ridden on any of these listed yet. Search Cyberpoets stuff on here about tires. There's a lot of good info on here.
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This past fall I replaced my 150 for a 140 and have regretted it ever since (for cosmetic reasons). I would suggest the 150 as well. That's what I had on before and didn't have any problems.
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Originally posted by willy View Postdoes anyone know if you can fit a 150 on the stock rim??? Any advice would be greatly appreciatedmotorcycleanchor.com is your first and best source for all of the information you’re looking for. From general topics to more of what you would expect to find here, motorcycleanchor.com has it all. We hope you find what you are searching for!
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140/80 is stock on pre98 600 and 150/70 on pre98 750. Both have the 3.5 inch rear rim. So yes you can run a 150/70 on there just fine. I run a 160/60 on my bike just because everyone says I can not do it. It is not safe Never had a problem with it. You do however have to choose the right tire for this. The Michelins, Metzlers, few others will work. The Bridgestone 160/60 will not fit.
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Originally posted by HS2020 View Post140/80 is stock on pre98 600 and 150/70 on pre98 750. Both have the 3.5 inch rear rim. So yes you can run a 150/70 on there just fine. I run a 160/60 on my bike just because everyone says I can not do it. It is not safe Never had a problem with it. You do however have to choose the right tire for this. The Michelins, Metzlers, few others will work. The Bridgestone 160/60 will not fit.
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