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Tried the Bandit 12 rear in with the spacers I got from 21QUEST he's avery very very nice man top bloke :thumbsup:
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Just need to get it powder coated and a new tyre and chain and it will be on the road!!!! Cheers Ben :thumbsup:
Oh Billy! It's soooo wide :wink:
Oh Billy! It's soooo wide :wink:Thats what my wife says :lol:
All five and half inches of it?
That's the width of a Bandit 12 rear wheel, pervs :roll:
northwind
11-06-06, 11:33 PM
Nice one- glad you're not stuck waiting for me to sort out the bits now ;)
r4ce_e3nd
12-06-06, 07:47 AM
looks like, euhrm, very wide...
got any sideview pic's? :)
Marshall
12-06-06, 07:59 AM
bugger me that looks well wide!
that really does look ace. More pics please
Question, how does it effect handeling?
Khewett
12-06-06, 11:24 AM
Looks good, but the SV surely doesn't need such a huge tyre.
It dosen't have the power to demand it, and it will just slow the turning down.
IMO
northwind
12-06-06, 11:34 AM
It absolutely does not need it, no. But the reduction in turning speed shouldn't be massive, and it does look good, so why not? By most accounts, the simple geometry changes can outweigh the slowing of turn- I know my bike will turn faster than I could ever want it to.
I'll post some more pics when I get my wheels powder coated and new tyres fiited!!!! It's farm yard party this weekend so hopefully I'll get them done after that :thumbsup:
bugger me that looks well wide!
that really does look ace. More pics please
Question, how does it effect handeling?Didn't get to ride it I was just trying it out to make sure everything fitted ok can't wait though, Looks good doesn't it :thumbsup:
Nice one- glad you're not stuck waiting for me to sort out the bits now ;)When are you doing yours then :?:
andyaikido
12-06-06, 06:18 PM
All five and half inches of it?
That's the width of a Bandit 12 rear wheel, pervs :roll:
Phew, i was begging to feel inadequate.
21QUEST
12-06-06, 09:01 PM
Billy measure the circumference of the 160 mounted on the SV wheel. If it's worn add a few mm to get a rough idea what it would be new. Then do the same for the bigger tyre mounted on bandit wheel you would be putting on.
You can then work out the radius from that.
Cheers
Ben
northwind
12-06-06, 09:09 PM
Nice one- glad you're not stuck waiting for me to sort out the bits now ;)When are you doing yours then :?:
Someday. :) Going to get the bearings out of the wheel on thursday and an old 180 put on it, hopefully, and then it's just measuring and shopping to do.
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