Has anyone tried sticking a 240 on the stock swingarm yet? I've been told that it could be done but i'm skeptical. I don't wanna buy the wheel and then be stuck with it til I get the swingarm. If so, post some pics.

Chasewen,

Not shore on the sizes he works with now but give this shop a call. He takes the stock rear wheel and can add up to an inch on both side of the rim so you can put a wider tire on with using the stock swing arm. I have seen his work and been to his shop and he dose go work. I don't have his website but here's his info..

Phone:718-823-1920 Fax:718-823-1921
1913 White Plains Road
Bronx, New York 10462

* Last updated by: Black1 on 1/11/2011 @ 12:38 AM *

Try those boyz toyz in Florida.

((Ring-Ring))

Shepootear'innhere: How can I squeeze in your dime?
Skepticalhere: Yes, I was calling to assemble parts for my 250 widebandhoset going?
Shepoo: It goes in if you have our parts is parts.
Skept: Welk, I dun know ifkit would fit you got the part is parts for it to fitskis?
Shepoo: Shit skis and all that's in a kit for... Fitski five dollars and ship it 5 cents insurance... Remember to insure it!
Skep: it?

Who would better know if kit fits. I would think that is their bread and butter back there.

Chasewen,

I went to the NYC Motorcycle Show this pass weekend and spoke to this guy he dose all kinds of tire kits. Heres his info.

SB Customs
1-717-659-4214
www.SB-Customs.com

this vid says its a 240 on stock swingarm.

* Last updated by: scottjkyl on 1/31/2011 @ 2:12 PM *

Wonder how it rides with the big tire on it like that it can't be fast in an out of the turns but I bet it has a nice foot print on the drag strip...