I thought I read somewhere that the 6+1 were stock. The fronts will only be 1/2 inch narrower on the front so really 1/4" on each side.No idea bout the 6+1. I've always heard the 5+2 was close to stock. My 30s stick out in the front and sling mud everywhere. But mine aren't skinnies either.
I like the white across the back. I'm wondering if anyone makes a decal yet for that I know they did on the 700
Maybe that's what it was, heck I can't remember. I suffer from old timers disease lolI thought I read somewhere that the 6+1 were stock. The fronts will only be 1/2 inch narrower on the front so really 1/4" on each side.
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This coming Friday I'll be ordering new wheels for the OL2s. I'm going with HD3s. There is the option for 5+2 and 6+1. My thought was I could but the 6+1 for the front and the 5+2 for the rear and it should give the same stance. Am I wrong? or should I just go with the 5+2 and get 1" spacers for the rear?
I have sometimers. Sometimes my brain works sometimes it doesn'tMaybe that's what it was, heck I can't remember. I suffer from old timers disease lol
I won't be able to rotate the tires because they will be skinny/wides.I would get the same offset wheels so you can rotate them. The spacers aren't too expensive and seem to hold up to my abuse.
The 5-2 is a little wider in the front and a little more narrow in the back. The 6-1 is real close to stock in the front and a lot skinnier in the back.
Either size would be fine if you get all four the same and use 1" spacers.
Would you call the stock p1k "skinny/wide"Tuesday I should be picking up a set of skinny/wide Outlaw 2s. Have a little rock/road rash but for the price I can't beat it View attachment 14127
What's the best aggressive street tire for the machineWould you call the stock p1k "skinny/wide"
Why is the advantage of skinny wide? Just different types of traction front and back I guess. I'm debating a 9" X 11" width setup (Stock) vs 10s all around. Probably going with Evos
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I call stock skinny wide. I'm not sure if there is an advantage or not to skinny wides. My truck tires are 9 wides and the Roctane XS are 10s. Both setups feel stable.Would you call the stock p1k "skinny/wide"
Why is the advantage of skinny wide? Just different types of traction front and back I guess. I'm debating a 9" X 11" width setup (Stock) vs 10s all around. Probably going with Evos
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Sounds like most folks are going for same size all around so they can rotate.I call stock skinny wide. I'm not sure if there is an advantage or not to skinny wides. My truck tires are 9 wides and the Roctane XS are 10s. Both setups feel stable.
The OL2S will be 9.5 x 11
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For the price I'm getting these OL2s I'm not worried about having to rotate. The rear tires have a little rock/road rash but if need be I'll replace the rear with skinnies. For the mud skinnies are a little better because you'll cut through the mud better.Sounds like most folks are going for same size all around so they can rotate.
I wasn't sure if Honda used 9 x 11 for performance reasons or just cause they didn't want a wider machine with bigger tires on the front.
I personally like the same size all around, 1 you can rotate and 2 I like the looks betterSounds like most folks are going for same size all around so they can rotate.
I wasn't sure if Honda used 9 x 11 for performance reasons or just cause they didn't want a wider machine with bigger tires on the front.