Yes I saw that, I have the same wheels on my Paul Smart and they are 5.5 inch.Just too be sure, you did read my intention to mount it on the carrozzerias' "v-star"
it actually works pretty good at tracks with longer corners or sweepers,ie barber and nashville.You likee turn slow?
great, thanks.Yes I saw that, I have the same wheels on my Paul Smart and they are 5.5 inch.
Here is an article you may want to read: http://www.sportrider.com/tech/tires/146_0206_tire_size/index.html
I can see it on a Smart/1000S but a GT seems to be a difficult choice for a track bike. I bet it'd be fun but would require so much to get it right. I guess if you're traveling the country track racing your GT, more power to ya!it actually works pretty good at tracks with longer corners or sweepers,ie barber and nashville.
naw, the gt is my cafe project...fun to tinker with a bike that does need a few things to make it perform better. it was my first duc and i want to make it mine. ill post some pics next week.I can see it on a Smart/1000S but a GT seems to be a difficult choice for a track bike. I bet it'd be fun but would require so much to get it right. I guess if you're traveling the country track racing your GT, more power to ya!
GT's are a blast to play with. They are so straight forward and easy to work on. That's another reason why I love it. If you can make it more track worthy, then it's gonna be a great street bike to boot. Keep up the good work and HAVE FUN!!naw, the gt is my cafe project...fun to tinker with a bike that does need a few things to make it perform better. it was my first duc and i want to make it mine. ill post some pics next week.
the hyper is the track bike, if i ever get there.