Description
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A 4-ply front/rear combination designed primarily for dual sport use
Special dimpled tread pattern means many edges, which helps maximize traction
Unique front/rear combination provides balanced highway and offroad performance
4-ply construction for long-wearing durability
Self-cleaning tread blocks still give a traction edge for muddy and loose terrains
TT=Tube Type
180/80-14
This Item Fits the Following Applications:
2009 Yamaha TW200
2008 Yamaha TW200
2007 Yamaha TW200
2006 Yamaha TW200
2005 Yamaha TW200
2004 Yamaha TW200
2003 Yamaha TW200
2002 Yamaha TW200
2001 Yamaha TW200
2000 Yamaha TW200
1999 Yamaha TW200
1998 Yamaha TW200
1997 Yamaha TW200
1996 Yamaha TW200
1995 Yamaha TW200
1994 Yamaha TW200
1993 Yamaha TW200
1992 Yamaha TW200
1991 Yamaha TW200
1990 Yamaha TW200
1989 Yamaha TW200
1988 Yamaha TW200
1987 Yamaha TW200
Dallas –
Great tire for a great price. This is replacing a tw34 on my 87 tw200 . The old tire last for 7 years so i know its a good one. Definitely will need tire iron spoons if you plan to change it yourself. I usd 3 motionpro 10″ and barely got it.
rcbif –
Great OEM replacement for the TW200. Gotta love that fat tire….
Klimbo Wimbly –
The tire came very nicely packaged, wrapped multiple times over tightly with plastic wrap and a label from bridgestone in the plastic wrap. The stock tire lasted about 8000 miles and it’s still got a little bit of tread left but it’s pretty dang low. I’ll keep it for a spare. If you are buying this tire, you likely already have experience with it since it’s stock on a tw and the best replacement for it if you use the bike as a dual sport.
Swamp Dawg –
Loved finding this tire to replace what was on my bike. Has done great on the trails!
Jann Kenney –
Fit great -just what we wanted
Private –
10 psi off trail is lovely. No pinch flats.
B J –
I have a couple of Yamaha TW 200s. One had these tires and one had a different tire and tread pattern. This is the better tire for my type of terrain. Now both of my bikes are on this tires.
Anita W. –
Not much to say, it’s the OEM rear tire for the Yamaha TW200. I installed it on a 2005 TW, the old rubber was way past its prime. The tire is working fine.