pirelli sc93 3.50 x 7 tires for broncco tx
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The pirelli sc 80 was the other tire that Broncco used on them. certain models got the 93 street tread on the front and the 80 on the back, so they did mix and match them on the bikes.
Benelli also used them at the same time Broncco did on a bike called the Hurricane 65cc.
other than that there is a 7" tire that is used in industrial agriculture but rarely so you have to really search for it. I want to say I have seen them on sulky's and things like that. I didn't like the tread pattern on them when I did find some.
Benelli also used them at the same time Broncco did on a bike called the Hurricane 65cc.
other than that there is a 7" tire that is used in industrial agriculture but rarely so you have to really search for it. I want to say I have seen them on sulky's and things like that. I didn't like the tread pattern on them when I did find some.
Thank you markus and jeff! I'll keep my eyes open on the web for a pirelli sc 80. In the meantime I may swap the good 7" front to the rear and buy a 6'' for the front. Ok stupid question- is 3.50 my rim size? when ordering a 6inch tire online im guessing there a bunch of different rim sizes what size do i need:shrug:
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I checked craigslist the other day and didnt see the add, but the same guy still has a rupp roadster listed and some other bigger bikes. the price tag was around $3500 was an green one with title and looked pretty impressive.
sort of the width of the tire. I cant remember what the overall height is on the 7" tires, I still have a Benelli Hurricane with them but its packed away in our tiny barn a few hours north of me so I cant check/compare:doah: I would say in a 6" the closest in height is going to be a 5.30/4.50 x 6 but may be a little fatter. anything in the 4.10/3.50 will looks pretty small and stubby compared to the 7"
The rupp 6" wheels have a simalar design, I had thought about adapting a rear 1969 one to a TX-1 I wanted to build and leaving the universal pirelli on the front. they had a front disc brake so I had visions of doing burnouts in my head :devil2: when tires, if you can even find them, cost 75-100 that was not a wise idea. 6" there is a pretty good selection, plus the sprockets and parts like that for the Rupp can be a little easier to acquire. it never happened though, but man if I could have pulled it off, lock up the front brake, a little bleach on the rear tire....after the smoke cleared i'm pretty sure they would have crowned me king of the trailer park!!! :laugh:
sort of the width of the tire. I cant remember what the overall height is on the 7" tires, I still have a Benelli Hurricane with them but its packed away in our tiny barn a few hours north of me so I cant check/compare:doah: I would say in a 6" the closest in height is going to be a 5.30/4.50 x 6 but may be a little fatter. anything in the 4.10/3.50 will looks pretty small and stubby compared to the 7"
The rupp 6" wheels have a simalar design, I had thought about adapting a rear 1969 one to a TX-1 I wanted to build and leaving the universal pirelli on the front. they had a front disc brake so I had visions of doing burnouts in my head :devil2: when tires, if you can even find them, cost 75-100 that was not a wise idea. 6" there is a pretty good selection, plus the sprockets and parts like that for the Rupp can be a little easier to acquire. it never happened though, but man if I could have pulled it off, lock up the front brake, a little bleach on the rear tire....after the smoke cleared i'm pretty sure they would have crowned me king of the trailer park!!! :laugh: