Does my horn have to work to pass inspection?
What is the biggest tire that can fit on the 04' F-model stock rear wheel?
Where is the cheapest place to buy Suburban Machinery handlebars?
Where do babies come from?
Thank you :bowdown:
from the convergence of male and female gametes (sperm and egg)
and i believe the biggest tire to fit onto a stock rim is 140, any bigger and the tire's profile will be affected and not be optimal
check the wiki as there is a plethora of tire information there =]
I know here in NC your horn does have to work. You don't have to have turn signals, but if you do, they have to work as well. Gotta have brake lights that work, and a working headlight of course.
I have a 150 on the back of mine and it works just fine. No modifications. In Fl I believe the horn has to work.
Mary
horn will have to work, unless the guy inspecting it is lazy. I haven't seen suburban machinery bars in quite a while.
now that we are on this topic, my horn doesnt work either. I dont have a meter at this point, but whats the common problems with it? Bad horn or break in the wire some where?
I vote for bad horn, it sits there getting muck thrown at it all day. Test it by pulling the wires off it, put a 12v light bulb across them, press the button. If it lights, the horn was toast.
Yeah, my horn went out too! I just used one off an '80 CB 900. Can get them pretty cheap from JC Whitney etc...
Mary
Hey numnutz, I just reread your original questions, don't Suburbans have steering wheels, not handlebars?????
Also, I've got a spare horn if you want to pick it up. When you get to Sydney, just turn right and head north about 500 miles :thumb:
Quote from: numnutz on May 24, 2010, 07:06:55 PMWhat is the biggest tire that can fit on the 04' F-model stock rear wheel?
Where do babies come from?
The stock sizes, 110/70/17 and 140/70/17 are the best tires to put on the bike when they are available. The bike simply doesn't need more rubber than that, and any extra tire is just added weight that you have to spin up. There's just no reason to sacrifice handling to install a large tire. There are a lot of 140 profile rear tires that fit, and often a 140 is the only size available that fits the GS.
It's possible to install a 150 rear tire, but the profile is all wrong for the GS. The rear rim is too narrow for that tire.
I thought stock was 130, and people just put on a 140 because you could?
Yeah, stock is 130 which is probably more than it needs.
Interesting my 150 fit in there quite nicely and the profie doesn't look to shabby either. I also think it handles better than the 130. I have the Bridgestone BT45s.
Mary