Shinko SR241 Dual Sport Front/Rear Tire
$51.99 - $107.99
Shinko SR241 Dual Sport Front/Rear Tire Item # 114671
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Description
The SR241 is a versatile performer with a tough nylon carcass and high dimpled knobs work well in a variety of terrain. The narrow knobby configuration means less of a "foot-print" while on the trail.
Features:
- 4 ply rated
- DOT approved
- Tube type design
- All sizes work for front or rear fitment
Part Numbers for Shinko SR241 Dual Sport Front/Rear Tire
Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5
by
CC_Rider from
Sticks like glue
Bought this tire as a replacement for the stock front tire on my TW200. For a small displacement bike this tire is awesome. The compound is soft yet the sidewall is strong. I've been told I have a penchant for odd tires by the local tire shop.. whatever that means :P They seemed skeptical of the softness but for the weight and requirements of a smaller displacement bike, this tire can't be beat. Also looks cool which always is a bonus.
Date published: 2015-06-01
Rated 5 out of
5
by
CaryG from
Excellent EUC tire!!
I put this Shinko 241 tire on my Begode RS HT Unicycle. It made a huge difference for off road use and on the asphalt this tire handles great. Loads of grip and it is a quiet sounding tire.
Date published: 2021-03-23
Rated 5 out of
5
by
RonnieC from
Great Grip & Handling, Incredible Improvement
I had this tire installed on my Yamaha TW200 to replace the stock Bridgestone that is known for washing out in a little more technical dirt & gravel trail riding. Wow, what a difference! The Shinko digs right in. It is slightly narrower than the stock Bridgestone tire, so better steering feel and 10x better performance on dirt and gravel. Fine on the street as well. I just did the Calabogie Boogie dual sport ride and put on 300km off the pavement and up & down some knarly water-filled trails with mud, rocky terrain, sand and gravel and it performed like a champ - felt like an all-new bike. I am in my first 1000 km, so won't know how it wears for some time. Highly recommended! Lots of positive talk on the TW forums as well, as the go-to tire for replacing the stock tire.
Date published: 2019-09-12
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Travis from
Excellent traction. Incredible wear life.
I have nothing bad to say about these tires at all. They perform great in just about any conditions, with the exception of sand. Dirt, mud, gravel, dry pavement, and wet pavement. In addition, they seem to have a great wear life. I have about 5,000 km on mine and they look good as new. The grooves in the knobs are still as deep as they were when I put the tires on.
I used them as a replacement on a CBR125R that I ride as a small cc adventure style bike. The stock tires are 100/80-17 and 80/90-17, so the sizes available from Shinko aren't exact. I used the closest possible, which were 2.75 rear and 3.00 front. They fall into corners much more so on pavement than the stock tires did. But I have gotten used to it and noticed that it does improve the handling.
Date published: 2017-06-24
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Ricker from
Good on and off road
I run the Shinko 244 for 4 years. It was a great tire on and off road. The tire was starting to wear so I ordered the 241. I’m really impressed with the tire so far. It seams quieter on the pavement and not so heavy feeling. Time will tell.
Date published: 2022-06-15
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Mike71 from
Great tire with vintage look
Brought a pair of these tires for my 70’ ct90, great fit, good vintage look, fast service and shipping.
Date published: 2019-11-19
Rated 5 out of
5
by
350 Ducati from
I had great service and help when purchasing these tires.
Also free shipping had a large influence on me purchasing the tires.
Date published: 2016-05-05
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Thumper57 from
Great tire!
Mounted easy, runs out true. Great on the highway and perfect for off road in the bush.
Date published: 2015-07-06
Questions
There's a "3.5-18" tire size listed. Do you mean, 3.50-18?
yes, 3.5 is the same as 3.50. fyi the 3.5 (3.50) is the approximate width of the tire in inches and 18 is the rim diameter also in inches.
Date published: 2024-01-27
Hi, I'm interested in this product. Where is this store located?
On the internet
Date published: 2024-08-13