reading all of this has made me think i have a 95 600 and have a 170/60/17 dunlop 202 on it and i havent had any problems but the tire was on there when i got it! i havent really had any problems with cornering it grabs good and goes!
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Originally posted by hurlburtreading all of this has made me think i have a 95 600 and have a 170/60/17 dunlop 202 on it and i havent had any problems but the tire was on there when i got it! i havent really had any problems with cornering it grabs good and goes!
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I would look at the rim. It has the width stamped right on one of the spokes. If it says 3.5 x 17 I would not go any wider than a 150 on the rear. None of us really understand why Suzuki shipped out the pre-98 750's with a 150 compared to the 600 with a 140 on the same size rim, but just check out some tire manufacturer's websites. They usually have charts that list their tire sizes and what size rim they are designed to be mounted on. I am pretty sure you will be hard pressed to find anyone besides Avon that makes a 160 that is recommended to be mounted on a 3.5" rim.
Greg
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I'm not sure where the rims are marked on the 98+'s. On the pre-98's, there are raised letters on one of the spokes telling you the rim size.
Wish I could help you more on that SL1D3R. However, with you having a 2000, it SHOULD be a 4.5" rim with the straight spokes.
Greg
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First Sergeant(Ret) - US Army - 21 years
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Yes, you can install a 98+ rim on your pre-98 bike. Or if you're lucky you can find an early GSXR rim that is 4.5" wide and install it. I went with the GSXR rim so the spokes looked the same.
Greg
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Freedom is the sure possession of those alone
who have the courage to defend it.
First Sergeant(Ret) - US Army - 21 years
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