TW200 Front Tire Choice |
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
- Wanting tires for you TW200? Wondering if the Shinko SR241 or the Dunlop K180 is better than the stock tire on your TW200? Well, this oughtta help answer that question.
Rocky Mountain ATV Link for the Shinko SR241:www.rockymount...
Link for stock TW200 Rear Tire Bridgestone TW34: www.rockymount...
Link for the Dunlop K180 Front Tire: www.rockymount...
Link for Dunlop K180 Rear Tire: www.rockymount...
Amazon Link for Shinko SR241 (Paid Link) amzn.to/327OTzm
Amazon Link for Stock TW200 Rear Tire Bridgestone TW34 (Paid Link) amzn.to/3edVgmR
Amazon Link for Dunlop K180 Front Tire (Paid Link) amzn.to/3Ehiof5
Amazon Link for Dunlop K180 Rear Tire (Paid Link) amzn.to/33MR2AR
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Thanks Bro!! Kinda hard to believe really. Keep at yours too! Your vids are taking off!
I was thinking it would be the Shinko. I am going to run my stock tires till dead. I enjoy the research into replacements. Awesome video. Thanks Matt.
Hey! I ran the stock tire on my 2019 for about 2,500 miles and it worked great.......actually I still have the same stock rear tire on it! Good idea!
I've been using the shinko sr241 for about 4000 miles now and love it. Mostly hard trail riding. Highly recommend it also.
Hey John! That's good to know that it'll last that long. Thanks for watching and for letting us know how well it has worked for you!
I've got 2000 miles on mine. It barely looks worn. I've been thrilled at how long it's been going.
Matt, Another great video. Thank you for taking the time to show us your opinion.
Hey Roger! Thanks for taking the time to watch and for the comment. These are simply my opinions and I hope there is some value behind it all. I've got more coming so hopefully they stay informative.
Appreciate the honest review! Sorry about the disappointment with the matching set. I switched to the SR241 (in part because I absolutely love the tread pattern haha) and have been loving it, but it's great to hear it holds up well compared to other tires as well.
Thanks for watching Spencer, I really appreciate it! Yeah, that SR241 is a great tire and holds up really well! The Dunlops are okay, they still aren't my favorite, but they hold up really well and wear like IRON! I rode them down in Moab a few weeks ago and I had grip for days on the rocks.
Mi Matt, I took an Michelin AC10 off the rear of my DRZ400 and then got a wild idea, I tied it on my TW front, I was afraid it might be too aggressive but instead I love it, ok on the road wet or dry and way better on the mud and rocks. I good a bonus because like others have reported my TW didn’t like being disturbed at speed and felt a little unstable when it was, with the AC10 the steering is a little slower but returns right away to Center when disturbed. Overall all I glad I tried a very different tyre.
Hey Irish Flyer!! I have heard of some folks adding the Michelin. That's good to know about it! I will have to look into it and see if it'll work on something out here. Thanks for the insight!
Nice, I been waiting for a tire comparison video. I know how much you like that 241 compared to the others.
Yeah, I wanted to make sure I said what I wanted to say with it so hopefully it all makes sense. Bummed that those Dunlops aren't better than they are.
Love your passion of the TW200!!!
Hey Charlie! Thanks for checking in. I am a huge fan of the TW and I am glad that it shows through in the videos. Cheers!
Been using Shinko 244 and I dig it. It’s pretty similar but the knobbies are kinda rounded shape. Rides great and lasts.
Hey Fred! Thanks for the insight. I installed the 244 on a friends bike and it felt like glue with how well it stuck to the ground. The only downside I found was that it felt heavier than the others. But, I should try it again now that I have had the 241 for as long as I have.
@@MOBStreet83 it is heavy! Good on pavement and dirt tho. And it keeps the front end down at high speeds 🤣
@@FredNeck-z4u Good to know! I need to get one and run them side by side.
Thanks for the update!
You bet Gene! Thanks for watching!
Great review, I'm considering a TW and would like to know more about rear tire options?
Thanks! What are you wanting to do with your TW? Terrain plays a big factor in tire choice. I've found that the stock rear tire is a very happy medium for all sorts.
I went with neither. Both of ours have Shinko 244 "golden boy"'s on the front. They work a lot better in the north east in the loamy dirt we have here. The 244 and a Duro ATV tire on the rear and the bike is unstoppable. The 244 is good on the street too. I have tried the 241 and did not like it at all for my type of riding.
Good Call!! Which size did you go with on the 244? I installed one on my buddies bike and it was the 5.10x18. The grip was definitely there but it felt a lot heavier in steering than the 241 or the stock tire. I really dig the rear rack setup you have done with your bike as well! What luggage do you usually use for those side panels you installed?
@@MOBStreet83 We have the 5.10's. They do make the steering a little heavier for sure but i have never noticed it to be an issue.
For luggage we have two sets of wolfman bags that we use. The smaller set we have are the no longer made wolfman expedition bags which have the infamous trashcan mod and the larger set which are in some of my videos are an older set of wolfman Rocky Mountain bags. I have had the bags for years and they have held up really well.
The mods i have made to the cyclerack have worked out really well. They allow us to each carry 2-1gallon rotopax on each bike for fuel and water and the tool tubes have been super handy. I keep a tool roll in mine and on her bike we use it for misc stuff.
Nice!! Thanks for taking the time to answer all that for me. I have wondered about the Wolfman gear and I am really familiar with the Tusk gear from RMATV. I will look into it. Thanks again!
@@TDub_ADV May I ask what model and size Duro ATV tires you are using on the rears of your TWs?
@@toastmastert7110 I have a 26x10r14 Duro Power Grip on mine
Shinko for the win. Dunlop for the loss. Knobies are best for grip. Love seeing the Aussies!!
Crazy, I know! Yeah, those goofy dogs love the TW's!
Hey Matt, nice vid! I can’t decide between the 241 and 244. I luv the idea of the uber safe and planted feel of the 244 cuz I ride mostly eastern woods in dirt/rock/mud but also worry that it might be too heavy feeling and not as agile. Sounds like you find that the 241 is a good compromise giving you the traction you need in dirt and rock but with a lighter more agile feel than the 244?? Thx!
Thank you Sir! Well when it comes to the Shinko 244 there are two sizes to choose from. There is the 4.60-18 and the 5.10-18. I installed the 5.10 on my buddies bike. I wonder if the 4.60 wouldn't feel as heavy in the steering. I've been told the 244 is better than the 241 in the mud, but I haven't had any issues so far! Here's the link to both of them!
Shinko 244: www.rockymountainatvmc.com/tires-and-wheels/shinko-244-series-dual-sport-universal-tire-p?ref=1033&
Shinko 241: www.rockymountainatvmc.com/tires-and-wheels/shinko-sr241-series-trials-tire-p?ref=1033&
I run the 5.10 version of the 244 on my bikes and no issue with handling at all. They feel very planted when leaned over. The steering is a little heavier than stock but it's not really a detriment.
Hey great video ...have you got footage of the rear tire being fitted/seated ?
I'm putting a maxxis bighorn on mine so good to see yours if possible
Thanks Simon! I don't have any footage of the rear tire being done yet. But, when I do put one of those tires on there, I can make sure I have the camera rolling.
thank you for review!!
I'm thinking between front rear bridgestone tw34,fornt rear k180 and front shinko241 rear tw34.
I want to do road riding,off road and trail with my tw.
I will use more tw in the road riding.
Do you have any recommendations??
You bet! If you are going to do mostly street riding I would get the Dunlop K180's for sure. They will do off road, but not as good as the others but they are great for the road!
What size did you get, and did you use the stock tube?
for which one? I got the 4.00x18 Shinko front and the 130/80-18 in the Dunlop. I bought new tubes for both but here are the links for all of them.
Amazon Link for Shinko SR241 (Paid Link) amzn.to/327OTzm
Amazon Link for Stock TW200 Rear Tire Bridgestone TW34 (Paid Link) amzn.to/3edVgmR
Amazon Link for Dunlop K180 Front Tire (Paid Link) amzn.to/3Ehiof5
Amazon Link for Dunlop K180 Rear Tire (Paid Link) amzn.to/33MR2AR
RMATV Link for Tube (Paid Link) www.rockymountainatvmc.com/tires-and-wheels/sedona-motorcycle-tube-p?s=1082293?ref=1033&
Hey Matt. TheShinko 3.0 seems to be considerably narrower and my local CycleGear shop refuses to mount it. I am considering the Shinko 244 - 5.10. What do you think? Thanks in advance. Love all your videos!!!!!!
Hey Jeff! Yeah, the 3.0 is like a 110 where the front on the TW is a 130. The Shinko 244 in the 5.10 grips like crazy! It's better, from what I am told, in the mud than the 241 and the traction is great for trails and mountains. The 5.10 that I installed on my buddies bike felt a heavy to me but it still felt better than stock. I don't think you'll be unhappy with it. The 241 felt a lot lighter and grips great as well, but I think either one is great. They make that 244 in a 4.10 as well that might feel lighter. Here is my initial thought video on the 244 ruclips.net/video/xXB1jT-x4Bg/видео.html
@@MOBStreet83 thanks!! I ordered the 241 based on your video. I’m sure if you like it I will too.
I don't think you'll be disappointed! It's been rock solid for more than 1k miles so far for me!
How do you compare the shinko SR241 to the shinko SR244
The 244 in my opinion is more suited for the mountains and trails. The 241 is a great all-around. I haven't had any issues with the 241. The 244 that I installed for a friend felt a lot heavier than the stock or the 241 but it could have been because I installed the bigger size of the 244.
Thank you for this video! 👍
Tu paries!! Merci d'avoir pris le temps de regarder, j'apprécie !
Mine new one came with Bridgestone is that good 2024
Yeah, wear them out before you get new ones.
Id buy one of these bikes tomorow if i could by one!!
Hey James! They are great bikes and I haven't regretted buying mine at all. Hopefully one comes available for you!
I got lucky and bought one this AM, love it!!
What is available for the back in stock sizes? I am sold on the Shinko but what advise would you give for pairing it with a rear tire?
So far, my favorite setup is the stock rear tire and the Shinko SR241 Front.
Another question 😳 what is the phone mount you have I see in your vid? Thanks again!
It's nothing fancy really. It is just a GoPro Accessory Mount kit I bought off of Amazon. Similar to this one! amzn.to/3yQ0MWi I bought it a few years ago so I don't know if it'll have all the same mounts or not, but it came with a bunch of stuff and that phone mount was in there.
I'm thinking of getting Dunlop K180 for my Harley.. what's the mileage you're getting from it? Front
Right now I have 2,400 miles on them and the tread is still over 3/4 there. But, the bike only weighs 278 lbs.
So did I hear correctly, Shinko makes a SR241 rear tire for the Tdub?
Not yet, but I really hope they do soon.
What sort of pressures do you find best on that loose gravel/dirt/rocky roads we have here in Utah? Im just looking for something to try as a baseline.
I ride in very similar country. I run 12psi front and back if staying off pavement. On pavement I run 12 to 14 psi front and back. I've done a ton of both very rough off road and many miles of pavement, and front and rear have held up wonderfully. Some people run the tires lower (around 10 psi), but heavier people have complained about front tire sidewalls flexing too much. I have run down to PSI with zero issues though, and I'm almost 200 pounds with gear. But 12psi in the rocky hell has been great.
I really appreciate it when you chime in Ridge Top! There are a lot of folks with a lot more experience than me. I've been happy with about 18/20 on the dirt but a lot of folks have told me to run lower than that off road and I need to try out what they are recommending. I am at 235 by myself so I need to experiment a lot more with the pressure. Those are the pressures that I have been happy with so far though!
For the tiny bit of time I have had a TW200 I found 10PSI is perfect for me. I also lowered my other bro in laws to 10PSI and he said it was a world of difference.
@@MOBStreet83 You've provided some invaluable advice in your vids. I think you'll like closer to 12 to 14 pounds on that Shinko. Those trials tires really like to run slightly soft. For some reason it tends to run smoother on pavement. You're next video will be tire pressure on various tires :) :)
@@ridgetop8161 Thanks! That's a good idea really.
That kinda seals the 241 to replace my Death Wing. I still almost want the Dunlops just for that flat track look.
Yeah, the 241 does everything on the road that the Dunlops will do. I love the flat track look as well, but unless it is straight road riding, they just aren't worth it. I am pretty bummed, not gonna lie!
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A++ Video.
Thanks Clark! I am glad you like it!
Great Video' Thank You!
btw? What Song/Theme/ or Group is that at the beginning 00:23/00:44?! _ So Cool!🎼🎸Thanks Again! _
Thanks!! That song is called "The High Line" from an artist called Causmic. I found it on the the RUclips Audio library. Thanks for watching!
Anyone ran a dunlop 605 on the front of their t-dub?
Nope, I haven't yet!
It's like a grapling hook.
Which one? 😂 I have the Shinko 244 gonna be installed this week on my 2021. Then I'll show the 244 vs the 241