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Out for coffee run with my shadow!!
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Wrong!! You asked. right side up is opposite from upside down. Laying on one side or the other only counts in the chicken coop. Now if you want to discuss lying, then the truth of the matter needs to be addressed. I really don't know where you are going with this, but so far you have me confused.1 point
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Sorry couldn't rotate!1 point
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Depends on if we are going somewhere she wants to go or not1 point
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Maybe that would depend on whether your wife was in a hurry, or maybe angry for some reason.1 point
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That's fast1 point
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That's true with the Hannigan it will move faster than my wife can push. 🤣1 point
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We call reverse the wiplash switch1 point
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I think you are probably right, Mine is original now, I have no problem with the Stratoliner wheel on a RSV but was concerned about putting one on the trike, I guess I'll stick with what I have.1 point
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@Freebird A wider tire on a smaller rim may look awkward and it might be the unsafe option. I kept my front wheel OEM and I've always felt and think that a bigger tire feels more planted on the road than a smaller tire. Bring it back to original specs, if you can since since you may have more weight to support.1 point
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another thing, the rear tires only need to be inflated to 22-24 psi. this will give you better road contact and better wear across the tread. your running a tire that is rated for a 2 ton car, the trike only ways around 1100 pounds dry. also softens the ride.1 point
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The front tire will last twice as long as it does on 2 wheels. Iwas getting 23000 miles out of the front tire on the 99 trike. So far i have around 7k miles on the front tire on the 09 with little wear. keep in mind the front tire on the trike will only wear the center of the tire, the side tread will look new with the center being bald.1 point
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"Double Darkside" is usually running a REAR motorcycle tire on the front of the rig backwards, where as rear tire compound is geared for milage while applying power. I'm currently running this tire in reverse rotation. https://a.co/d/gZR9PON As for the original question from Don, I don't see how you could mount a 150 on the narrower 18" Stratoliner wheel vs the stock Venture 16" wheel.1 point
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Since its car tired on the rear and no use for motorcycle tire on the front now I would look at going dark side on the front too. Wayyy higher mileage plus more surface contact with the car tire may be a plus.. maybe...1 point
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I would think that if you want to keep the benefits of going to a 150 tire, you would be well advised to got to a 150 wheel or the tire beads will be too close together to give the desired form on the riding surface, hence alter the contact patch.1 point
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I think Avon has a trike specific 18” tire for the stratoliner wheel. But it is a 130. I personally will be going with a 150 once the Dunlop 130 needs to be replaced.1 point
