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Tire Info

There are 3 different systems of tire measurment in use:

Inch System (i.e. 5.00 H 16 4PR)
  • 5.00 = Section Width (inches)
  • H = Speed Rating
  • 16 = Rim Diameter
  • 4PR = Casing Strength (Ply rating)
Alphanumeric System (i.e. MT90-16 LRB)
  • M = Motorcycle Code
  • T = Tire Width Code
  • 90 = Aspect Ratio (90%)
  • 16 = Rim diameter (inches)
  • LRB = Load Range
Metric System (i.e. 130/90-16 67 H).
  • 130 = Selection Width (mm)
  • 90 = Aspect Ratio (90%)
  • 16 = Rim diameter (inches)
  • 67 = Load Rating
  • H = Speed Rating

  • Speed Rating - Speed (km/h) - Speed (mph)

    • The rating system shown above indicates the top speed for which a tire is certified. It does not indicate the total performance capability of a tire.
  • Load Index - Load (lbs)

    • * 1 poumd is equal to 0.4536 kg.
      The load index is an assigned number that corresponds with the load-carrying capacity of a tire.
      Load/Speed Index developed in Europe in response to the need to control the safe performance of tires at standardized speeds.

    • Tire Size - Rim - Overall Width - Overall Diameter
      * Note: Measurements are based on the given rim widths. A rough rule of thumb: Each additional 1/2" of rim width will be approximately 1/4"
    • Metric Size - Alphanumeric Size - Inch
      Knobby MX Tire Size Conversion Chart
    • New Metric - Old Metric - Inch
    • Gear Ratios for Final Drive Pulleys

    • Stock Rear Chain Applications (Length)
    Conversion Tables
    • Fractional Inch to Decimals of Inch and Millimeters
    • Table of Equivalents

      • To Convert ===> Into ===> Multiply By
        Into <=== To Convert ===> Divide By

    Fastener Info
    • American Standard Course (Size - Thread/Inch - Tap Drill Size)
    • American Standard Fine (Size - Thread/Inch - Tap Drill Size)

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