If they make a Kenda Front Max in your preferred size that's what I'd go with. Excellent grip for turning in dirt and grass.
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If they make a Kenda Front Max in your preferred size that's what I'd go with. Excellent grip for turning in dirt and grass.
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Thank You. Ill check it out
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Ive always liked the carlisle knobby on these ole bonecrushers..and they seem to resist gettin flats better than a stock style tire
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1984 Honda 200S Bonecrusher
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I can not find the Kenda max in a 25x12x9. I like it but no luck.. Any more suggestions?
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carlisle stryker 25x12-9 is the way to go
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I could see using those on the rear, but for a front? Why not get the same front tire that you bought for the rear? A 200M had the same tires for all 3 from the factory. And those do look good. I might consider getting some for my '84 250R, seeing as I can't get the Ohtsus anymore (damn).Originally Posted by wamulass
And in response to your initial question regarding the size, take a look at the 200S. They came with 22x11-8 tires. The M had the bigger tires because I think it was supposed to be a less expensive version of a Big Red (i.e. you could add a back rack, as you have, for hauling, etc.)
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I prefer not to go the 2-ply route as they puncture easily. Had half a dozen plugs in my kenda front max before it was beyond repair. Stryker tires run large, are very tough and wear like steel.
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