how Fast can you go on non speed rated tires?

[KB2ROCKET]

I bought some 530X450X6 2PLY Universal TIRES By CHENG SHIN on this site they look alot like the Rupp trail tires
.
my question is how fast can I go without them coming apart?
these are not speed rated tires
what are your opinions on this?

 

[graygoose420]

I bought some 530X450X6 2PLY Universal TIRES By CHENG SHIN on this site they look alot like the Rupp trail tires
.
my question is how fast can I go without them coming apart?
these are not speed rated tires
what are your opinions on this?

I use regular Cheng shin slicks on the rear . Not for highway use.
I've got them to 80mph. :laugh: never had problems but you never know. :shrug:
The knobbys I'm sure would take a lot less mph .

 

[KB2ROCKET]

yeah maybe I should change to slicks:thumbsup:

 

[Rapidrob]

Most "Non-Highway" tires are rated up to 40 MPH. Tire inflation is key for the weight of your bike and person. The PSI listed on the side of the tire is for the max load it can carry safely.

 

[toomanytoys]

Non-speed rated means, we are not liable for your ass if the tire explodes

 

[Moedog07]

Just rub them with shoe polish like that guy from the worlds fastest Indian . :grind:

 

[KB2ROCKET]

Just rub them with shoe polish like that guy from the worlds fastest Indian . :grind:

what was the idea behind that? :shrug:

 

[Randy]

what was the idea behind that? :shrug:

He did it to hide the cracks so the bike would pass tech inspection.

 

[Moedog07]

:smile: They were old dry rotten Non speed rated tires that he had shaved (carved) the tread off. (Good movie by the way)

Now back to your regularly scheduled non-hijacked programming . . .

 

[KB2ROCKET]

here is the bike and tires Im talking about 001.MP4 - YouTube