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Scooters - 125 to 300 => People 150 => Topic started by: sw19 on February 16, 2008, 01:17:42 AM
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I'm going to need tires soon and the variety for this scooter seems VERY limited. I don't care for the OEM's.
Any opinions?
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It has funny-sized wheels, yo. :)
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Have you found any tires yet? I just got a People 150 last week and I already picked up a construction staple in my rear tire. It can't be patched due to the grooves on the inside of the tire.
I live in east central Florida and no dealer from Daytona to Orlando to Palm Beach has a rear tire in stock.
The only internet place I found that looks good is www.scooterworks.com out of Chicago. They carry Sava tires in our size.
Anyone have tire experience to share?
- Bruno
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Never patch a motorcycle tire..Replace it!!!!!
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Have you found any tires yet? I just got a People 150 last week and I already picked up a construction staple in my rear tire. It can't be patched due to the grooves on the inside of the tire.
I live in east central Florida and no dealer from Daytona to Orlando to Palm Beach has a rear tire in stock.
The only internet place I found that looks good is www.scooterworks.com out of Chicago. They carry Sava tires in our size.
Anyone have tire experience to share?
- Bruno
I was going to get the Savas but, my mechanic told me that they sometimes rub (tiny bit too large) until they wear down a bit. A Kymco dealer told me they have a softer ride but the original tires are better in the rain. So, I went with the OEM tire.
Try Columbia Scooters. They're great with getting Kymco parts. http://www.columbiascooters.com/indexs.htm
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I was going to get the Savas but, my mechanic told me that they sometimes rub (tiny bit too large) until they wear down a bit. A Kymco dealer told me they have a softer ride but the original tires are better in the rain. So, I went with the OEM tire.
Try Columbia Scooters. They're great with getting Kymco parts. http://www.columbiascooters.com/indexs.htm
The mechanic at my dealer wasn't too keen on the Savas either, so I went with the OEM Cheng Shins.
www.scooterwest.com lists an 80/80x16 "Cheng Shin or King", but they don't list 100/80x16. I sent them an e-mail query asking if they have (or can get) the larger tire for our rear wheel. I'll post when I get a reply.
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ScooterWest replied to my e-mail and they say they have both sizes in stock.
- Bruno
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what kind of prices did they have?