Juhl-drengen
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So everyone.
I'm a lucky man, i recently discovered my vmax gen 1 has 17 inch wheels. (it's only a couple of months ago i got the bike, so yeah im a fool i know)
and they dont need to be replaced right now, but for a future change i better do this research.
At the rear my current tire is a 170/60-17 (i cant remember the load index for this tire right now but the original is 74), at the change i would like to go 180 i think i have the space, so the options would be for an example:
Pirelli Angel ST 180/55-17 73W
or
Pirelli Diablo Rosso III 180/60-17 75W
The 180/60 tyre does have a higher load index than the original tire so no problem there BUT the 180/60 is almost double as expensive as the 180/55 tires (and i like the idea of a little lower profile)
The problem with the 180/55 tire is that it only has a load index of 73 in contrast to the original 74 tire (about 10 kg less)
Would this be a problem? and/or how do i find the maximum axle pressure of the vmax?.
Thanks for your help!
I'm a lucky man, i recently discovered my vmax gen 1 has 17 inch wheels. (it's only a couple of months ago i got the bike, so yeah im a fool i know)
and they dont need to be replaced right now, but for a future change i better do this research.
At the rear my current tire is a 170/60-17 (i cant remember the load index for this tire right now but the original is 74), at the change i would like to go 180 i think i have the space, so the options would be for an example:
Pirelli Angel ST 180/55-17 73W
or
Pirelli Diablo Rosso III 180/60-17 75W
The 180/60 tyre does have a higher load index than the original tire so no problem there BUT the 180/60 is almost double as expensive as the 180/55 tires (and i like the idea of a little lower profile)
The problem with the 180/55 tire is that it only has a load index of 73 in contrast to the original 74 tire (about 10 kg less)
Would this be a problem? and/or how do i find the maximum axle pressure of the vmax?.
Thanks for your help!