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  1. 4-Sale by Owner and WTB
    Looking to widen my rear tire on m90, need 2014 or newer rear wheel set. Must be able to ship to the GTA on my dime. Flip me a msg with pic and we can work out a price.
    m90 m90 240 rear tire. m90 240 tire rear wheel
  2. M109R Shop Talk
    Just a quick question. I have placed a 23" front wheel on my bike and was wanting to put a 280mm rear wheel. But I see that the largest is 18x10 or 18x10.5. Why is the 109 not able to do a 20x10? Really not interested in personal opinions on looks just would like to know mechanically or...
    23" front wheel phat tire rear wheel
  3. M109R Shop Talk
    Hey Guys, Just picked up a 2007 M109. It has the factory aluminum rims and the rear wheel has a lot of black deposits all over it (from the rear brake disc, I assume). I want to get them back to looking new. This bike looks too good to have that kind of gunk on it. Tried the soap and water...
    brake dirt clean up rear wheel
  4. How to, step by step
    Print version http://www.m109riders.com/howto/10inch/ If you are going to run a 280 on your bike you need to do it on the right size rim. Running a 280 on a stock 8.5" rim will cause premature wear in the sidewalls of the tire if you ride the twisties at all. That being said it does take a...
    rear wheel
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