MagnaVMax
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Any major tire manufacturer would strenuously object if you emailed them asking about such an application.
Just because Ray Lewis can fit into leotards, a tu tu, and a pair of toe shoes, that doesn't mean he belongs there, or that he can correctly function there .
"Ray-Ray don't roll that way!"
Any bike manual you get with the bike will tell you to only use the same tires that were supplied with the bike. But probably 100% of riders don't adhere to that rule either.
To each his own brother! Arguing tires with another motorcyclist is just going to open a huge can or worms! Life's to short to worry about arguments over such controversial topics. We'll leave it to others, and just enjoy our riding time and the other great info people have to offer! unk:
He chopped up his swingarm to get the car tire to fit. Apparantly it had a good sized cross section.
here is what happend to it.
http://www.vmaxforum.net/showthread.php?t=4735&highlight=broken+swingarm
You might want to check out the space in the current swingarm to see if it has enough room for the car tire's cross section dimentions.
Hey put another OEM swing arm on after he snapped that one and didn't do anything to this one. My friend is going to notch and brace it properly for me. :eusa_dance:
A VMOA chpater leader put me onto Avon tires. Roadrider AM26 on the front, Venom on the back, stock sizes. Amazing. I have 23,000 miles on my '07, and have been through more than one set. I also just finished a Total Control riding class up in WA state. Anybody who says the Max can't cut up the corners just hasn't learned how to tame the beast. You can drag footpegs on a 40 foot diameter figure 8 without flinching. Whatever you buy, make sure you check the manufacturing date stamp on the sidewall and never buy anything over 3 years old.
I will definitely be checking these out! Thanks for the heads up!