Triumphrat

tnsen · 04-18-2005

WOW...thankx 4 the replies...(and 4 not calling me an idiot lol ) ....tom

tnsen · 04-18-2005

WOW...thankx 4 the replies...(and 4 not calling me an idiot lol ) ....tom

Beemie · 04-18-2005

I've done it several times om many bikes.
The Triumoh was a cinch compared to the 6 ply rated knobbies!
Not high tech, not even the balancing.
Use a little soap and water on the bead to help it slip on a bit easier.

[ This message was edited by: Beemie on 2005-04-18 20:48 ]

Beemie · 04-18-2005

I've done it several times om many bikes.
The Triumoh was a cinch compared to the 6 ply rated knobbies!
Not high tech, not even the balancing.
Use a little soap and water on the bead to help it slip on a bit easier.

[ This message was edited by: Beemie on 2005-04-18 20:48 ]

squod · 04-19-2005

If you have rain grooves in the pavement in your part of the country seriously consider the super venoms. Seriously. The K70 follows the grooves so religously that when I'm on the freeway and I see the grooves go out the off ramp, I just signal cause I know I'm going off the freeway also. The super venoms are the way to go and in most cases if you show the bike you will get points for riding to offset the points lost for wrong tires. (But DO protect those made in England Rims)

squod · 04-19-2005

If you have rain grooves in the pavement in your part of the country seriously consider the super venoms. Seriously. The K70 follows the grooves so religously that when I'm on the freeway and I see the grooves go out the off ramp, I just signal cause I know I'm going off the freeway also. The super venoms are the way to go and in most cases if you show the bike you will get points for riding to offset the points lost for wrong tires. (But DO protect those made in England Rims)