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Shinko SR567 Motorcycle Tire
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4 ply-rated nylon carcass motorcycle tire. Tubeless and DOT-approved.

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Shinko SR567 Motorcycle Tire
 
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7/4/2009

(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

 
5.0

shenko567 tire

By triker405

from I live in Oklahoma and am an avid rider of bikes

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Comments about Shinko SR567 Motorcycle Tire:

This was one of the best tires I have ever had on my bike also a great value and you gotta love the fast service

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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9/17/2009

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5.0

great tire and will ...

By mpoutr

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Comments about Shinko SR567 Motorcycle Tire:

great tire and will recommend to others. fast service and will order more from them.

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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12/11/2012

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4.0

Shinko SR567 tire for my Burgman 650

By oldman

from Wildomar, CA

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Pros

  • Easy To Install
  • Good Tread Pattern

Cons

  • Only Had It One Day

Best Uses

  • Street Riding

Comments about Shinko SR567 Motorcycle Tire:

I've only had it a day so I don't know how it is going to work yet. Hopefully I can post about the tire after a few thousand miles.

  • Motorsports:
  • 5000 Annual Miles, Scooter Addict

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  • Q:

    2 questions - What is the load index for this tire (ride a ninja 250 and unfortunately not a tiny person @ 200lbs :)? What is the manufactures expected life for the tire for miles ?
    Asked on 4/24/2012 by Anonymous

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      A:

      Thanks for your question! For us to help you better we would need to know the tire size you are inquiring about.

      Answered on 5/2/2012 by Anonymous

  • Q:

    I have a 2003 cbr600rr and dont know if this tire will work on my bike with curves, so can this tire work or i need a different one?
    Asked on 2/8/2012 by zak from tx

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      A:

      Thanks for your question! I wouldn't recommend this tire for your CBR600rr. For a good cheap tire i would recommend the Pirelli Diablo Supersport Motorcycle Tire.

      Answered on 2/8/2012 by Anonymous

  • Q:

    I have a 1965 Honda Dream 305 with the Nitto 3.26 x 16 front and rear tires that I am looking to replace with a more modern tire and better handling capabilbities. Would you reccommend this tire as a replacement? If so, what size? Any other recccomendations?
    Asked on 8/11/2011 by hondafool from Birmingham, Al

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      A:

      Thanks for your question! You could use the 110 size, both the 70 or 80 should work just fine. The SR567 is a front only. For the rear you could use the SR568 in the 100/80-16, or the SR735 in the 110/90-16 size.

      Answered on 8/12/2011 by Anonymous

  • Q:

    Could this tire work on a 2008 Ultra Classic HD?? Is it a radial??
    Asked on 4/19/2011 by Anonymous

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      A:

      Thank you for the question! These tires have load ratings in the 60s. Your machine needs the load rating to be in the 70s. So this would not be a good tire for your machine.

      Answered on 6/2/2011 by Anonymous

  • Q:

    can i use this front tire on a 94 250r ninja
    Asked on 6/21/2010 by angel n. from johnstown,ny

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      A:

      Thanks for your question! As long as you match up your proper tire sizes these would work on your machine.

      Answered on 6/22/2010 by Anonymous

  • Q:

    I have a 1984 honda magna 500. It is too high for me and I'm trying to lower it every way I can. What size tire would you recommend to bring down the heighth? Everyone is saying low profile, but what will fit??
    Asked on 6/15/2010 by Sassy from Kutztown , Pa.

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      Thanks for your question! Unfortunately we are only able to suggest your stock sizing for your machine, you would need to check forums for information on what different sizing would work on your particular machine.

      Answered on 6/20/2010 by Anonymous

  • Q:

    what do the 120 and the 70 mean
    Asked on 6/11/2010 by russ from westminster, sc

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      A:

      Thanks for your question! When you are looking at tire sizing the 120 would be the width of the tire in millimeters while the 70 will be the sidewall height.

      Answered on 6/17/2010 by Anonymous

  • Q:

    Can I use this tire on a 2001 ttr 90?

    If so, I noticed that there are two different 14" sizes for the front tire. One is 120/80 and the other is 120/70. Which one should I get?
    Asked on 9/22/2009 by crup06

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      Thanks for your question! With the difference in these two tires that would be the sidewall height of the tire. That would be 80mm on the sidewall height or 70mm, we would always recommend staying with your stock tires.

      Answered on 9/23/2009 by SalesDepartment
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Front / Rear Front
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Rim Size 16, 15, 14, 13, 12
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Tire Size 110/70-16, 110/80-16, 110/90-12, 110/90-13, 120/70-13, 120/70-14, 120/70-15, 120/70-16, 120/80-14
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Speed Rating P, S
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