I have the stock 20x41/4 rear wheel. Im wondering if anyone has experience with putting a 26 inch tire in its place.? And if I can get away with a 4 inch wide fat tire wheel.
I'm in the process of building an occ. I'm leaving the stock rear wheel for now. Pedal chopper sells kits that allow you to put a motorcycle wheel on it.
I have the stock 20x41/4 rear wheel. Im wondering if anyone has experience with putting a 26 inch tire in its place.? And if I can get away with a 4 inch wide fat tire wheel.
If you want a 24" wheel on the rear you will need the adapter from pedal chopper, but if you want a BIGGER wheel, i suggest just taking your rim to a motorcycle shop and asking for a Dunlop D-402 130/90B-16 or D-MT90B16
Yes. around here i get them free. ill go in and ask if they have any used ones they about to toss and they just hand them over. for a motorized bicycle a used(no hole) cycle tire HAS MORE then enough tread left but you COULD get a new one for 150$ and last you ....... until you foul up xD
Yes. around here i get them free. ill go in and ask if they have any used ones they about to toss and they just hand them over. for a motorized bicycle a used(no hole) cycle tire HAS MORE then enough tread left but you COULD get a new one for 150$ and last you ....... until you f up xD
Idk if I could do that cause the only brakes I have a front disc brakes. I’m leaning more towards 24 or 26 inch fat tire for the rear, I just don’t know if the 1/4 inch difference will have an effect when putting the wheel on
If you want a 24" wheel on the rear you will need the adapter from pedal chopper, but if you want a BIGGER wheel, i suggest just taking your rim to a motorcycle shop and asking for a Dunlop D-402 130/90B-16 or D-MT90B16
Idk if I could do that cause the only brakes I have a front disc brakes. I’m leaning more towards 24 or 26 inch fat tire for the rear, I just don’t know if the 1/4 inch difference will have an effect when putting the wheel on