[jbennett]

Ok, this rear tire size for the 06 ZX10 is nutz.

Nobody stocks the stock Dunlop size for the rear 190/55 so I have been trying to determine which way to go. Spacers in the rear, changing fork tube hieght... Using a 190/50 or 180 to flick better on the track or even use the Dunlop 209 190/60.

My concern is affecting handling and having to change my set up significantly.

What are you guys doing for rear skins???

 

[badexample]

spacers with a 190/50 Michelin Pilot Power..Turn like a charm.

 

[KermitGreen]

Check out these sneakers.

http://www.conti-online.com/generat...es/sport/sportattack/contisportattack_en.html

 

[badexample]

I need a quote from my dealer..Look pretty good but never tried them...Parts Canada distribute them...nice

 

[redtail06]

Sure have your pic of 180/55. It will take some time for 190/55 to be more avail. Right now Metzler, Pirelli and Dunlop (out of stock, hard to find). All expensive. Michelin Pilot Powers should be avail soon. Good link.

http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com/departmentC.aspx?Class=280&department=647&division=6

 

[jbennett]

Bad Example, thanks for the tips.

I have the shock loose now but I am not sure on spacer thickness. Is it 3-4mm or 9.5mm? This is for the 190/50 Pilot Power

 

[Js6r]

Where are you puttng the spacer at on your shock

 

[badexample]

you put the spacers under the tail where there is already one there. unbolt the top one under you gas tank and seat (the one with the counterpin)and the other one just at the top of you shock.. everything will come off..remove the part that hold the hold the sock to the undertail..the spacer is on top.Use a basketball or soccerball inflate and deflate it with a smal pump..to move up and down the tail and hold it there while you bolt-in and out everything..the easiest way ever...I put washers same size as the stock one about 9.5 thick.Turn like a Ferrari on 2 wheel!SOme people says 3-4mm some put 9.5mm...