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Shinko 006 Podium Motorcycle Tire
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Brand Shinko
Price $63.04
Front / Rear Front
Front / Rear Tire Front
Notes Only Ships To Immediate Lower 48 States
Rim Size 17
Tire Size 110/70-17
Bias / Radial Radial
Tube / Tubeless Tubeless
Sidewall Blackwall
Compound Intermediate
Speed Rating V
Specifications and Options
Brand Shinko
Price $65.95
Front / Rear Front
Front / Rear Tire Front
Notes Only Ships To Immediate Lower 48 States
Rim Size 17
Tire Size 120/60-17
Bias / Radial Radial
Tube / Tubeless Tubeless
Sidewall Blackwall
Compound Intermediate
Speed Rating W
Specifications and Options
Brand Shinko
Price $67.89
Front / Rear Front
Front / Rear Tire Front
Notes Only Ships To Immediate Lower 48 States
Rim Size 17
Tire Size 120/70-17
Bias / Radial Radial
Tube / Tubeless Tubeless
Sidewall Blackwall
Compound Intermediate
Speed Rating W
Specifications and Options
Brand Shinko
Price $79.53
Front / Rear Front
Front / Rear Tire Front
Notes Only Ships To Immediate Lower 48 States
Rim Size 17
Tire Size 130/60-17
Bias / Radial Radial
Tube / Tubeless Tubeless
Sidewall Blackwall
Compound Intermediate
Speed Rating W
Specifications and Options
Brand Shinko
Price $85.35
Front / Rear Front
Front / Rear Tire Front
Notes Only Ships To Immediate Lower 48 States
Rim Size 16
Tire Size 130/70-16
Bias / Radial Radial
Tube / Tubeless Tubeless
Sidewall Blackwall
Compound Intermediate
Speed Rating W
Specifications and Options
Brand Shinko
Price $86.32
Front / Rear Rear
Front / Rear Tire Rear
Notes Only Ships To Immediate Lower 48 States
Rim Size 17
Tire Size 140/60-17
Bias / Radial Radial
Tube / Tubeless Tubeless
Sidewall Blackwall
Compound Intermediate
Speed Rating V
Specifications and Options
Brand Shinko
Price $87.29
Front / Rear Rear
Front / Rear Tire Rear
Notes Only Ships To Immediate Lower 48 States
Rim Size 18
Tire Size 140/60-18
Bias / Radial Radial
Tube / Tubeless Tubeless
Sidewall Blackwall
Compound Intermediate
Speed Rating V
Specifications and Options
Brand Shinko
Price $87.29
Front / Rear Rear
Front / Rear Tire Rear
Notes Only Ships To Immediate Lower 48 States
Rim Size 17
Tire Size 150/60-17
Bias / Radial Radial
Tube / Tubeless Tubeless
Sidewall Blackwall
Compound Intermediate
Speed Rating V
Specifications and Options
Brand Shinko
Price $95.05
Front / Rear Rear
Front / Rear Tire Rear
Notes Only Ships To Immediate Lower 48 States
Rim Size 18
Tire Size 150/60-18
Bias / Radial Radial
Tube / Tubeless Tubeless
Sidewall Blackwall
Compound Intermediate
Speed Rating V
Specifications and Options
Brand Shinko
Price $98.93
Front / Rear Rear
Front / Rear Tire Rear
Notes Only Ships To Immediate Lower 48 States
Rim Size 18
Tire Size 170/60-18
Bias / Radial Radial
Tube / Tubeless Tubeless
Sidewall Blackwall
Compound Intermediate
Speed Rating V
Specifications and Options
Brand Shinko
Price $91.17
Front / Rear Rear
Front / Rear Tire Rear
Notes Only Ships To Immediate Lower 48 States
Rim Size 17
Tire Size 160/60-17
Bias / Radial Radial
Tube / Tubeless Tubeless
Sidewall Blackwall
Compound Intermediate
Speed Rating W
Specifications and Options
Brand Shinko
Price $95.05
Front / Rear Rear
Front / Rear Tire Rear
Notes Only Ships To Immediate Lower 48 States
Rim Size 17
Tire Size 170/60-17
Bias / Radial Radial
Tube / Tubeless Tubeless
Sidewall Blackwall
Compound Intermediate
Speed Rating W
Specifications and Options
Brand Shinko
Price $102.81
Front / Rear Rear
Front / Rear Tire Rear
Notes Only Ships To Immediate Lower 48 States
Rim Size 17
Tire Size 180/55-17
Bias / Radial Radial
Tube / Tubeless Tubeless
Sidewall Blackwall
Compound Intermediate
Speed Rating W
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Shinko's streamlined tread pattern reduces rotating resistance while improving water drainage. The tire's smooth shoulder profile insures superior grip and exceptional stability at all lean angles. Aramid belted, DOT approved.

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Shinko 006 Podium Motorcycle Tire
 
4.6

(based on 31 reviews)

97%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

  • Good cornering (7)
  • Good ride (6)
  • Durable (3)
  • Easy to install (3)

Cons

    Best Uses

    • Street riding (8)
      • Motorsports:
      • Casual rider (6), Motorcycle enthusiast (5), Mechanic (3)

    Reviewed by 31 customers

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    4/13/2011

    (0 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

     
    4.0

    First set of Tires ever

    By @VinnyxMac

    from Pittsburgh PA

    Pros

    • Good Cornering
    • Good Ride

    Cons

    • Wears Easily

    Best Uses

    • Street Riding

    Comments about Shinko 006 Podium Motorcycle Tire:

    Last year was my first year riding. I have an 2002 R6. I started riding in 2010 from august to december. I have ridden in the rain several times and didn't have any problems. I rode my bike in 20-40 degree temperature alot and the tires never slipped. I got 3500 miles out of these tires. Now I was a beginner on my bike last year so I didn't push the tires that much. That being said for the price and being on a college budget they served me well,but from experienced riders I have talked to they say you should get 5000 miles out of your tires. It's 2011 and i'm now a fairly well rounded biker. This year i'm going to buy a set of perillies. Overall these tires are good for the price and i'm still alive so I can't complain. Would recommend to someone who is on a cheap bike budget. Also I gave it a 4 out of 5 stars BECAUSE of the price. Ride Safe Peace

    • Motorsports:
    • Casual Rider, Motorcycle Enthusiast

    Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

    (0 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

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    1/25/2011

    (1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

     
    5.0

    Worth the money!

    By amtnbiker

    from Corralitos, Ca

    Pros

    • Durable
    • Good Cornering
    • Good Ride

    Cons

      Best Uses

      • Street Riding

      Comments about Shinko 006 Podium Motorcycle Tire:

      These are every bit as good as the Dunlops I normally buy...only less than half the price. I ride a ZX-9R pretty aggressively on mountain roads to work almost every day from Spring to Fall (45 miles each way). Corner grip is great. They're smooth on the highway too. I don't ride in the rain so i don't know about that. They only last one season but so did the Dunlops.

      • Motorsports:
      • Motorcycle Enthusiast

      Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

      (1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

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      9/9/2010
       
      4.0

      Great looking tire!

      By Geno!

      from Harrisvile (upstate) New York

      Pros

      • Easy To Install

      Cons

        Best Uses

        • Street Riding

        Comments about Shinko 006 Podium Motorcycle Tire:

        A great looking set of tires with a sic tread design. The price I paid for a set, looking tread design and the reviews concerning these tires were my determinging factor for purchasing them[...]Receiving and installing the pair of tires only a very short time ago - I can't comment as to their durability and/or their break-in characteristics.

        • Motorsports:
        • Mechanic, Motorcycle Enthusiast

        Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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        9/2/2010

        (1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

         
        4.0

        Low cost above average performance

        By Nunnya

        from Asheville NC

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        Pros

        • Good Cornering

        Cons

          Best Uses

          • Street Riding

          Comments about Shinko 006 Podium Motorcycle Tire:

          I ride pretty aggressively and the back tire has stuck during aggressive down-shifting and while throttling out of a curve. I used to run Michelin Pilot Power and I would give these two tires equal rating.

          • Motorsports:
          • Casual Rider

          Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

          (1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

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          • Q:

            i have a 160/60/18 rear tire on my 87 honda vfr which it suppose to be a 130/80/18, and it fits good just wondering if i go i inch more.
            Asked on 3/29/2012 by hector from Anaheim, ca

            1 answer

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              A:

              Thanks for your question! We cannot reccomend going any wider on your tire.

              Answered on 3/30/2012 by Anonymous

          • Q:

            Would this tire 150/60/17 fit on my 2012 Kawasaki ninja 250?
            Asked on 9/16/2011 by Anonymous from bay shore, New York

            2 answers

            • CUSTOMER CARE

              A:

              Thanks for the question! In order to verify the size. We recommend you check the current size on your bike which should be located on the side of the tire.

              Answered on 9/16/2011 by Anonymous

            • A:

              It will most likely not fit. The biggest tire i've known to fit on a 250 is a 140, and it rubs at high speeds. This would severely upset your quick handling anyway, even if the bigger size did fit.

              Answered on 11/8/2011 by Steve from Bountiful, UT

          • Q:

            will this fit 81 xj750 seca i have 120/90/18 tire now
            Asked on 4/22/2011 by Anonymous

            1 answer

          • Q:

            What size tube fits the 120/70 17" front tire?
            Asked on 4/18/2011 by Alan from Los Angeles

            1 answer

            • CUSTOMER CARE

              A:

              Thanks for your question! 4.00-4.25-17'' will be the correct size tube.

              Answered on 6/2/2011 by Anonymous

          • Q:

            Hi,
            What size tube would I order for a 120/70 17"?
            Thanks!
            Asked on 4/17/2011 by Alan from Los Angeles

            1 answer

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              A:

              Thanks for your question! 4.00-4.25-17 will be the correct size tube.

              Answered on 6/9/2011 by Anonymous

          • Q:

            What kind of Warranty does this tire come with? I just mounted it last week and already picked up a screw in it. :(
            Asked on 6/17/2010 by Wade Cordts from Yorba Linda, CA

            1 answer

            • CUSTOMER CARE

              A:

              Thanks for your question! Unfortunately Shinko will not offer any warranties on their tire's we do apologize about that, if you do have another tire in mind that you would like please contact our sales team and we can see what we can do for you.

              Answered on 6/20/2010 by Anonymous

          • Q:

            Fitment for Moto Guzzi Breva 750 ie

            I would like to upgrade to radial tires on by Breva 750. Rims are 17x3 & 17x3.5. I was thinking that going to 120/60-r17 (f) & 140/70-r17 (r) would work.

            Can you tell me which rims are required for these sizes, as well as total width of the tires (for clearance)?

            Thanks!
            Asked on 2/17/2010 by Breva750 from New England

            1 answer

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              A:

              Thanks for your question. Unfortunately we will not list that information. We suggest checking with Shinko directly.

              Answered on 2/19/2010 by BHills

          • Q:

            Will the 180-55-17 tire fit on a 5.0' wide rim?

            The rim is a stock PM piece on a 1999 Buell X1.
            I will worry about surrounding clearances if I could at least get the specs of the tire/s.
            A link to the manufacturers specifications and/or a list/pdf of all tire specs may prevent returns.?
            Asked on 12/6/2009 by Bikerz63 from Boston

            1 answer

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              A:

              Thanks for your question! When we checked through Dunlop they let us know that the stock 170 sizing would be the biggest you would be able to go with for your machine, they are showing that the 180 would be too wide.

              Answered on 12/8/2009 by SalesDepartment

          • Q:

            i have a 250 ninja and the tire size is 130/70-17 and was wanting to know if a size of 140/60-17 will fit on my bike?
            Asked on 8/12/2009 by boone63

            1 answer

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              A:

              Unfortunately we would not be able to confirm if this would work correctly on your machine. We know it would fit the rim but are not sure if this would fit on the machine while on the rim. You will need to measure or check around the machine to see if this would clear your machine. We are only able to confirm stock OEM sizes.

              Answered on 8/17/2009 by smf503
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          Specifications and Options

          Brand Shinko
          Front / Rear Front, Rear
          Front / Rear Tire Front, Rear
          Notes Only Ships To Immediate Lower 48 States
          Rim Size 18, 17, 16
          Tire Size 110/70-17, 120/60-17, 120/70-17, 130/60-17, 130/70-16, 140/60-17, 140/60-18, 150/60-17, 150/60-18, 160/60-17, 170/60-17, 170/60-18, 180/55-17
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          Tube / Tubeless Tubeless
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          Speed Rating V, W
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