Motorcycle Tire Load Capacity

[@Encyphix]

Wha?? Ryan f9 posing as a noob!! Vintage stuff, so glad I stumbled onto this. Lighten up, Ryan, it's only KZbin!

[@ralphwarom2514]

XD lol

[@ihavecojones]

Ha, if youbwatch a clip of Ryan on this channel it feels like an "after party casual chat" compared to the highly produced FortNine style.

[@JohannesDalenMC]

This guy explained it well, perhaps he should make his own youtube channel?

[@josephredd8071]

RyanF9 ancient content

[@Calmdown189]

Thanks alot for your knowledge on those tyre and the details or importance which is needed to be known.

[@parisford2020]

does this include the weight of the bike?

[@funkadelic4life]

I have a question about load index and would appreciate answers from anyone who knows about the subject. I ride a 2014 Suzuki Boulevard m109r Unlimited with a curb weight of 764 lbs and the OEM front tire is Dunlop Sportsmax 130/70 R18 M/C 63V with a load index of 272kg or 600 lbs. The rear tire is a Dunlop Sportmax D221 240/40/18 with a 79V load and speed rating. That's a load index of about 437kg or 963 lbs. The bikes curb weight is 347kg or 764 lbs. I have Corbin fairing on front that weighs about 25 lbs and I have Corbin Beatle Bags on the rear which weigh about 35 lbs. I weight about 220 lbs. Just me and the Bike alone weigh over 963 lbs. So am I understanding load index correctly or do I need to look for tire with a higher load index which is hard to find? I looked at Avon Cobras 250/40r18 81v but was not impressed with mileage and wear. It's time for a new set of tires and I was considering the Michelin Commander II because they offer higher mileage and last longer. Front 130/70 R 18 M/C 63V F TL 36.3 PSI and Rear 240/40 R 18 M/C 79V R TL 42.1 PSI. Thanks in advance for any help.. Thanks Chris

[@MintChoggy]

My Rear Tyre load Capacity is 69 (325kg Max), my Front Tyre load Capacity is 59 (243kg Max), So that means, the total weight the tyres can take is 568kg. Is that correct? Because clearly, my bike weight and myself +other stuffs already exceed 243kg. So is it calculated like that or?

[@jaredcastle5916]

K no. Go to 3:25 in the video above.

[@gregp103]

Your rear capacity is sexy.

[@ryanconnelly4204]

Ryan f9!

[@christianreza144]

anyone know the difference between 66s and 66h

[@the_motorcyclist]

The letter after the load rating of 66 is the speed rating. The S speed rating is good for up to 112 MPH/180 KPH and the H speed rating is good for up to 130 MPH/209 KHP.

[@DavidDouglasToth]

This video proves faster tempo, more emphasis and more chopped up visuals are more interesting and watchable. Compared to his current work on Ryan F9 this is slow and boring.