Toyo Proxes R888

[RShrimp]

http://toyotires.com/tire/pattern/proxes-r888

They have sizes for the front and rear. These would be plenty sticky!

 

[BLACK WIDOW]

Tires

http://toyotires.com/tire/pattern/proxes-r888

They have sizes for the front and rear. These would be plenty sticky!

165/65 R14 ???

 

[DragonLorD]

http://toyotires.com/tire/pattern/proxes-r888

They have sizes for the front and rear. These would be plenty sticky!

1.- i can't see front size there at all:dontknow:
2.- they are car Tyres, not motorcycle tyres:lecturef_smilie:
3.- look fantastic:2thumbs:
4.- will i use them? no way, need motorcycle tyre compound! - which heat up fast under light weight and stays hot (chill slow) for long.

compound of the tyre is the major in what the tyre is going to be used for :thumbup:

 

[ataDude]

DragonLorD... there are a number of folks using car tires on this machine... and have been for several years.

Car tires are, IMHO, more applicable for this non-leaning machine than M/C tires... there is no need for dual compound tires on a machine which doesn't lean. You can get car tires in varying degrees of "stickiness"... from not very to a lot.

Just my $0.02.
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1.- i can't see front size there at all:dontknow:
2.- they are car Tyres, not motorcycle tyres:lecturef_smilie:
3.- look fantastic:2thumbs:
4.- will i use them? no way, need motorcycle tyre compound! - which heat up fast under light weight and stays hot (chill slow) for long.

compound of the tyre is the major in what the tyre is going to be used for :thumbup:

 

[Raptor]

http://toyotires.com/tire/pattern/proxes-r888

They have sizes for the front and rear. These would be plenty sticky!

I LLLLLLIKE 'em! :2thumbs: WIll definitely go on my candidate list, though I'm still leaning towards the Yokohamas. Good find!

 

[canam9]

DragonLorD... there are a number of folks using car tires on this machine... and have been for several years.

Car tires are, IMHO, more applicable for this non-leaning machine than M/C tires... there is no need for dual compound tires on a machine which doesn't lean. You can get car tires in varying degrees of "stickiness"... from not very to a lot.

Just my $0.02.
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:agree: :ani29:

 

[altonk]

You ain't riding a motorcycle dude it's a three wheel sports car and those stock kendas need a blow torch to put enough heat in them not to mention the sidewalls need a script for Viagra

 

[WackyDan]

http://toyotires.com/tire/pattern/proxes-r888

They have sizes for the front and rear. These would be plenty sticky!

Sweet... bet they are fun in a not so fun way in the rain. :shocked:

 

[SpyderGirl]

Nice, but as was mentioned, no replacement size for the front... unless you remove the fenders... which I will not.

 

[Raptor]

Nice, but as was mentioned, no replacement size for the front... unless you remove the fenders... which I will not.

Nah, 185s will fit under the fenders. Just need a little adjusting. Anything after 185 and a different fender option would have to be applied. I'm with you in that I like having fenders on the front, so 185/60-14 is the best I will be able to do for now.

 

[Raptor]

Sweet... bet they are fun in a not so fun way in the rain. :shocked:

Wet conditions might be a challenge with these fer sure!

 

[Raptor]

:agree:

I remember I once had an older VW Golf that was all tricked out for auto-crossing and I installed a set of BF Goodrich type R tires on it. I don't think I even got 10k out of those tires but it was a very fun 10k at least when it wasn't raining. Those things almost felt sticky they were so soft. :2thumbs:

Swwwwwweet! I know you don't get much yield out of em, but they are fun while they last! Dunlops are like that to a degree...