Shinko F777 / R777 Rear Tyre - Blackwall TL 73H 130/90B16
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The Shinko F777 / R777 Rear Tyre is designed for riders seeking enhanced grip and handling without compromising on longevity. Its modern tread and new carcass construction offer a balanced performance, making it suitable for daily commuting and spirited riding. A key consideration is ensuring this specific rear tyre is compatible with your motorcycle's wheel size and load rating.
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| Model Part Number | 13916777R |
|---|---|
| Brand | Shinko |
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FAQs
What is the main advantage of the new carcass design?
The new carcass construction is designed to provide better handling characteristics and a more stable ride experience.
Is this tyre suitable for all weather conditions?
The modern tread design aims to improve grip and water displacement, offering better performance in various conditions, but always ride cautiously in adverse weather.
Can I use this tyre on the front of my motorcycle?
No, the Shinko F777 / R777 tyre listed is specifically designed and designated as a rear tyre.
What does 'TL' mean in the tyre description?
'TL' stands for Tubeless, meaning this tyre is designed to be mounted on a tubeless wheel rim and does not require an inner tube.
How should I maintain this tyre for optimal lifespan?
Regularly check tire pressure, inspect for damage, keep it clean, and ensure it is properly balanced. Adhering to the load and speed ratings is also crucial.
Where can I find the correct tire pressure?
The recommended tire pressure for your motorcycle can be found in your motorcycle's owner's manual or on a sticker located on the motorcycle frame, typically near the rear shock or chain guard.
Troubleshooting
Tire vibration or imbalance
Ensure the tyre was properly balanced during installation. Check for any foreign objects stuck in the tread. If issues persist, have the tyre re-balanced by a professional.
Reduced grip in wet conditions
Verify the tyre is not excessively worn. Check tire pressure, as under or over-inflation can affect contact patch. Ensure the tread is clear of debris.
Premature wear
Check tire pressure regularly and ensure it is within the recommended range. Avoid aggressive acceleration and braking. Ensure the motorcycle's suspension is properly aligned.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Improved grip and handling due to new tread and carcass design.
- Designed for a balance of performance and durability.
- Modern aesthetic with a classic blackwall finish.
- Tubeless design for easier mounting.
Cons
- Rear tyre specific; front tyre needs to be purchased separately.
- May require specific knowledge for optimal mounting and balancing.
- Performance characteristics are optimized for street use.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility:
- Size: This is a 130/90B16" rear tyre. Always verify that this size matches your motorcycle's specifications and wheel rim.
- Load Index & Speed Rating: The 73H rating indicates the maximum load and speed capabilities. Confirm this meets or exceeds your motorcycle's requirements.
- Application: Designed as a rear tyre for motorcycles. Ensure you are selecting the correct tyre for the front or rear position.
- Tubeless (TL): This tyre is designed for use with tubeless rims only.
Installation:
- Professional installation by a qualified technician is highly recommended to ensure proper seating and balancing.
- Always use a tire mounting lubricant.
- Ensure the wheel rim is clean and free of damage before installation.
Care:
- Regularly check tire pressure and adjust to the manufacturer's recommended levels (found in your motorcycle's owner's manual).
- Inspect tyres for cuts, embedded objects, or uneven wear before and after rides.
- Keep tyres clean from excessive oil or grease, which can degrade the rubber compound.
- Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or extreme temperatures when the motorcycle is not in use.