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Cutty72 05-29-2010 03:39 PM

It's a 250, clearly it is just too powerful and any overuse of the throttle will simply break the rear loose regardless of tire or traction. :lol

HokieDNA01 05-29-2010 03:44 PM

suspension and MT-75 tires helped my 250 IMMENSELY!

HurricaneHeather 05-30-2010 12:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Homeslice (Post 377640)
If this is that black bike you posted pictures of, the tires on that bike are crap. And they're probably 10-15 years old. Get rid of them.

I also wouldn't doubt that whoever spray painted that bike didn't mask off the tires beforehand :lol:

10-15 years old? No. 15 year old design on the tires? YES.

The tire selection for the 2fiddys are ridonkulous. Go buy the MT-75s like Hokie said. Or if you are trying to sell it, buy another one of those cheap ass Dunlops and slap it on there.

No Worries 05-30-2010 12:23 PM

New Pirelli's are a good idea, but instead of MT-75's try their Sport Demons. It will feel like a new sport bike.

Digifox 05-31-2010 12:35 PM

The rear tire is a POS Cheng-shin.. It was supposedly new when i bought the bike.
its not really even worn compared the the outer edges.

the front tire is probably 17 years old..... but the front is not the problem it holds...

Was going to do like all the other 2-fiddy riders and get Pirelli sport demons or W/E they are.(scooter tires)
or just replace the whole rear end
GSXR600 shock+EX500 wheel/swingarm so i could run a pilot street power 150/60-18....

But i'm selling it and buying:
1.Interceptor
2.GPZ
3.Seca II Turbo
4.GSX

BTW homeslice, The plastics/tank where not even painted on the bike.
Though the idiot i got it from painted the wheel with the tire on(thats actually a red wheel)

Homeslice 05-31-2010 12:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Digifox (Post 378037)

Though the idiot i got it from painted the wheel with the tire on(thats actually a red wheel)

How far up does the overspray go? Couldn't that be the problem?

Digifox 05-31-2010 01:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Homeslice (Post 378043)
How far up does the overspray go? Couldn't that be the problem?

could have been, bu i dont think spray paint will stay on a tire for nearly 2000miles :?:
Could be though i think when i got the bike i kinda scrubbed everything down since oil, road gunk and shit was all over the whole bike..

Could be though

racedoll 05-31-2010 06:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Gas Man (Post 377635)
I agree with derf. Check for mechanical wrong.

The problem with the 250 suspension though is that I don't think it has the adjustability.

Nope. No adjustability.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Homeslice (Post 377640)
If this is that black bike you posted pictures of, the tires on that bike are crap. And they're probably 10-15 years old. Get rid of them.

I also wouldn't doubt that whoever spray painted that bike didn't mask off the tires beforehand :lol:

Change BOTH of your tires, even to the Dunlop OEM. They will be far better than a 17 year old front and a spray painted POS rear.

And make sure the rear is straight when you put it back on or you will have problems like derf mentioned.

Homeslice 05-31-2010 06:35 PM

Word, just craigslist or ebay for stock 250 tires. Tons of people will be selling them for like $20 I bet.

Digifox 05-31-2010 07:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Homeslice (Post 378106)
Word, just craigslist or ebay for stock 250 tires. Tons of people will be selling them for like $20 I bet.

Craigslist assholes hate me...
Seems my ads are only getting about 20min before someone flags them.


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