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Posted by pcarrell
- January 13, 2013, 21:38:42 PMOne would think they would want you to know exactly what you're buying................
Posted by aralph
- January 13, 2013, 21:09:33 PMGood, I was concerned about that. 
Strange how there seems to be nothing online about their lettering.
regards
aralph
Posted by CDNRatMan
- January 13, 2013, 18:34:31 PMOK I promise to stay under 230 km/h or 143 mph........
I also knew that I needed tubes and have them on order along with rim rubbers/liners. It was just the lettering that had me confussed.
I will simple call the supplier in the morning and confirm with them about the lettering and what it means. I did send an email but have not gotten a response yet perhaps due to the weekend. Thanks
Posted by chief
- January 13, 2013, 17:50:58 PMThere are fewer and fewer with spoke wheels. Its easy to confirm... go to the major mfg'rs and look at their road bike listings. Most will tell you to use tubeless with tubes for spoke applications.
Posted by pcarrell
- January 13, 2013, 17:35:57 PMThat seems strange since so many bikes still have spoked wheels......not disputing it, just seems strange.
Posted by chief
- January 13, 2013, 17:29:13 PMI don't think there are any tubed cruiser tires left. (Tubed tires are available for off-road bikes.) For spoked rims you use a tubeless tire with a tube.
Posted by Troll
- January 13, 2013, 14:54:48 PM230 km/hr is 143 mph...I don't think that would be an issue...and your tires are only H rated...140 mph!
Posted by aralph
- January 13, 2013, 14:41:19 PMHey Rat, was told by my mechanic all spoked rims need a inner tube, therefore TT is what you would need.
What's the diff between a TL & TT construction???
TL: Tubeless (TL): Tubeless tyre - Tubetype (TT): Tubetype tyre
http://www.metzeler.com/site/uk/tech-and-safety/understanding-your-tyres.html
That being said, Metzeler allows you to use a TL tire if you use a new Metzler tube and
stay under 230 km/h
http://www.metzeler.com/site/uk/tech-and-safety/safety-maintenance.html
REINF TL, I couldn't find anything either.
ride safe
aralph
Posted by CDNRatMan
- January 13, 2013, 12:52:15 PMI have a tire question before I order new ones.
Present tires are Maxxis Classic
Front 130/90 - 16 67H
Rear 140/90 - 16 77H
I would like to put on the Metzler 880 ME
Front 130/90 - 16 TL 67H
Rear 140/90 - 16 REINFTL 73H
I have tried to find out what all them extra letters are, the TL and the REINFTL, ok does anyone have a proper answer......found a few but I could not muddle through the stuff they were sprouting, in plain Canadian would be nice. Thanks.