Thank you Motra. This site, however, is the source of my confusion. How do you reconcile this:
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1: If a "x" separates the 1st 2 sets of numbers the 1st number is the overall diameter of the tire. The 2nd number is the overall width. The last number represents the rim diameter.
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Is that how they base the tire sizes? My rims are 7" total diameter, 6" where the tire rides. So I'm looking for 6" tires? something on the oder of 4.00x6 then?
This is confusing the hell out of me. Everybody seems to have a different way of measuring tires. My old tire is 4" sectional width, 4" in sectional height, and 14" in total height (or overall diameter). What/where is the closest match to this size?
Thanks! I can't seem to get my head around...
My problem is in how to get the drum brake to work best. I can probably weld something up to the fork, but not sure if that's the best way. Anybody have pictures of their set-up?
Thanks!
Thanks for the info about the front wheel/brakes!! That's great news. I've got to get some time to get the rear tire off but I know the brakes and tire say Rupp. I'm finding a LOT of bad and unsafe "modifications" done by the PO, so who knows what I'm gonna find next.
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I'm working on rebuilding what looks to me to be a '68-'69 Rupp TT500 that's been seriously messed with. I'm not trying to do a restoration, just want to get it road-worthy. It'll be used mainly on rural gravel roads just for fun and putting around.
I've fixed the bent forks (repair not...
Another view. Paid $50 for it as is. The Honda motor runs good; no chain, no front brake, junk tires, no throttle cable and BAD rear brake. Still, could be worse for $50.
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