January 31, 201412 yr Hi all I'm thinking of replacing the OEM tyres that come with 2012 125i with mag wheels. I'm looking for a tubeless tyre with good grip - any suggestions? Also I'm in Chiang Rai where choice seems to be limited... Suggestions/considerations please? What's this I hear of some people putting wider tyres on - worth it/easy to buy? cheers!
January 31, 201412 yr I just got dunlop spotys ( think thats what there called ) for my nuovo 2600 baht seem to ride nice.
January 31, 201412 yr The Click 125 has already wide enough tires, upgraded from the 110. It is not necessary nor advisable to fit a bigger size.
February 1, 201412 yr Author The Click 125 has already wide enough tires, upgraded from the 110. It is not necessary nor advisable to fit a bigger size. fair enough. If I want a grippier tyre (as opposed to most hard-wearing) any suggestions available in thailand? (tubeless) thanks!
February 1, 201412 yr Popular Post Michelin is the way to go. About 1500B for the pair, very good IMO.
February 1, 201412 yr Michelin is the way to go. About 1500B for the pair, very good IMO. Probably you got the M29S If money is no objection, what one would want is the Pilot Street. But these are import only. Maybe I should bring a pair.
February 5, 201412 yr Author Parked up next to a click with Pirelli Diablo Scooters on: 90/90 14 46p front and 100/90 14 57p rear - wider than stock size - I heard some people say wider than stock tyres can cause issues - thoughts? Cheers!
February 5, 201412 yr Author Think I'll stick with Michelin pilot roads - once I can find somewhere to order from!
February 6, 201412 yr Fitted a wider rear tyre to my Wave, made a huge difference to comfort, especially two up over the bumps. I don't corner fast on Thai roads so don't care about grip, but doubt if the wider rear would help much.
February 6, 201412 yr Fitted a wider rear tyre to my Wave, made a huge difference to comfort, especially two up over the bumps. I don't corner fast on Thai roads so don't care about grip, but doubt if the wider rear would help much. Wave comes with 80/90 on rear. Click 125 with 90/90 already. So no upgrade is necessary.
February 15, 201412 yr Author Ok got a pair of pilot streets, went to get them fitted and told I need to go buy valves to have them fitted tubeless- will any valve do it do I need certain type? Bit of a novice at this!
February 15, 201412 yr Ok got a pair of pilot streets, went to get them fitted and told I need to go buy valves to have them fitted tubeless- will any valve do it do I need certain type? Bit of a novice at this! Go to a tire shop for big bikes, and have the wheels balanced if possible. They will fit valves, etc.
February 15, 201412 yr Author Just been told honda click 125i with mag wheels can't take tubeless tyres - is this true? Was a tyre shop that deals with big bikes and seems to know his stuf. If this is the case, why did honda shop send me out looking for a valve so they can fit my pilot streets tubeless?! I'm confused!
February 15, 201412 yr Just been told honda click 125i with mag wheels can't take tubeless tyres - is this true? Was a tyre shop that deals with big bikes and seems to know his stuf. If this is the case, why did honda shop send me out looking for a valve so they can fit my pilot streets tubeless?! I'm confused! we're having this discussion in another thread already, please don't post duplicates.
February 15, 201412 yr Any auto tire shop selling Michelins (most do) could likely order/sell/mount/balance/valve Michelin bike tires. Would?...dunno.
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