Motorcycle Tube

Started by Cotton Mouth, December 14, 2013, 10:21:34 AM

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Cotton Mouth

Quote from: CDNRatMan on December 21, 2013, 12:18:50 PM

use warm water and aluminum foil to shine up your rims between the tire changes works wonders......

I will have to cut up some small squares of foil and try that, perfect timing, because I'm getting ready to clean the wheels, fenders, etc today. Thanks!


CDNRatMan

    use warm water and aluminum foil to shine up your rims between the tire changes works wonders......

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Cotton Mouth

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Thanks for the help guys.  I purchased a Bridgestone Standard Tire Tube With Straight Valve Stem 130/90-16 Part #:330-0917 for the front and Bridgestone Standard Tire Tube With 90° Valve Stem for the rear 140/90-16  Part #:330-0993.  This is for a 1500.  Ordered tires, tubes, and rim strips and some Honda spray/cleaner polish from http://www.chaparral-racing.com/      They have everything from OEM parts (for most brands) to motocross gear.


John Hopkins

If you really can't find 90 degree valves you can buy adaptors...

John.


pcarrell


Cotton Mouth

Need 2 new tubes to go along with the tires.  I read all the previous posts, but I'm still stumped.   I know I need the TR-87 90 degree stems, but these seem to be a rare breed, or I'm just not looking at this right.

http://www.chaparral-racing.com/Product/irc-motorcycle-tubes/336-0100.aspx

Anybody?


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