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Inner tube question

Discussion in 'Motorcycle Tech Talk' started by sbox, Apr 10, 2008.

  1. sbox

    sbox New Member

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    Does anyone know where I can find online a chart showing what inner tube to use with my tires.:confused: The tires are MT90B16 front and back.

    My stock valve stems are chrome and I can't see any on the few sites I've visited that are chrome . Also confused on the side stem vs center. Pretty sure is side. but mine ccomes out and has a 90 degree bend and the ones I'm seeing online are straight.:gah:


    Thank you in advance....sb
    sbox, Apr 10, 2008
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    americanmotorcycletirethese are a good source for info. they are great about e-mailing back
    skull2007, Apr 11, 2008
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    i really need to work on the link thing:banghead: :witsend: used to know any ways:

    Americamotorcycle tire co.
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    sbox do you have spoked wheels or mag's ? If mags you wont need the tube also center or side stem meens just that is the stem in line (the Center) of the wheel with the spokes or off to the side , on the chrome stems , you can buy the chrome covers at any auto parts store , they just slip on & you push down a bit & they stay
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    cowboy

    Stock wire spokes so I do need to run a tube. Its a side valve. Thanks for the info on the valve covers. sb
    sbox, Apr 11, 2008
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