New here! :) (Developer + Rider = Great free tool)

[StormyRide]

Hi Guys

I'm new here, my name is Dan and I'm from Israel.

I ride Duke 390 (KTM) 2016 (My first bike, still pretty noob but I enjot it very much!)

Also I'm a developer and I created a little tool for my family to enjoy it as well, the tool lets you find your bike's tire sizes in few clicks. The tool is non profit, feel free to use it.

https://www.mototirefinder.com

Happy to be part of this community

[Ste]

Fun and games for the whole family there.

[StormyRide]

[linuxyeti]

[Hawkeye1250FA]

My bike isn't on there.

Fail.
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1993 RF400R - 2002 Bandit 1200 - 2012 1250 FA

[Teflon-Mike]

[1198]

It worked for one of four that I tried. Not sure that it really is needed - but whatever, it filled five minutes of my life while my coffee cooled!

[bhinso]

Welcome.

Do you have problems with riding in the rain?

[Evil Hans]

I have three bikes, and none of them is on there.
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Triumph Sprint ST 1050. And it's Red.

[LustyLew]

Tyre pressures quoted from the site differ from the Owners Manual...

[Nobby the Bastard]

[stinkwheel]

No 350 bullet.
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“Rule one: Always stick around for one more drink. That's when things happen. That's when you find out everything you want to know.”
I did the 2010 Round Britain Rally on my 350 Bullet. 89 landmarks, 3 months, 9,500 miles.

[Bhud]

I don't get it. For any bike you own, the service manual will be the primary authority on tyre pressures. A reliable secondary source will be the Haynes manual, or Clymer (in America), or an owners' group where members can corroborate the accuracy of the information shared. Why would anyone need this site? Who knows where you got your figures from, and who knows if/when you mistyped something. Furthermore, often there are 2 values for the rear tyre, e.g. with or without pillion, but your website just gives one number.

Other strange things: the Norton 961 is a rare bike, and seems to have been granted the rare distinction of all its variants not only being listed, but having their full name, and not just a capital letter or two (as you've done with other bikes), typed out. It seems odd. You were prepared to write "Norton Commando 961 Cafe Racer MkII", even using the correct French accent aigu, even while you appear to not know the tyre pressures for that bike, while you couldn't be bothered to write "Ninja" where you did know the tyre pressures for the bike.

Lots of my previous bikes don't appear, and they are common bikes.

You have some rare old bikes (such as the XJ650) listed, but I can assure you, anyone who's got something like one of those most likely has the Haynes manual, is a member of some owners group, and won't be new to the spanners. So they definitely wouldn't need to refer to your site.

Can you explain more? Was it an assignment you were given?

[kolu]

maybe he will add more bikes later?

[V2]

tyrepal?

[B0ndy]

Solving a problem which doesn't exist
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CBF 125 -> CB400SF -> GSX600F -> ZX6R (G1) -> GSXR1000 K4 -> ZX6R (B1H Stunt bike) -> VFR800 -> R1 5PW -> Sprint 1050 -> Fireblade 929 -> ZX10R C2H

[weasley]

When I select my bike it shows details for another (related) model.

To avoid doubt I thought about finding out the right size and then marking it on the tyre itself so I would be able to find it easily in future. Imagine my surprise when I found the tyre manufacturer had already thought of this.
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Yamaha XJ600 | Yamaha YZF600R Thundercat | KTM 990 SMT | BMW F900XR TE

[MCN]

Half Baked Bull Shite.
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Disclaimer: The comments above may be predicted text and not necessarily the opinion of MCN.

[UncleFester]

Thieves hoping you ask the question about YOUR bike which then gives location of bike away?

Not suspicious at all
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Module 1 and 2 passed - October 2014. Happy owner of a 2017 Z1000SX, ex owner of a YBR125 / CB500 / VFR800.

[The Shaggy D.A.]

All very Fisher-Price "My First Website". If I want to know my tyre size, I read the side of my tyre. Or my owner's manual.
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Chances are quite high you are not in my Monkeysphere, and I don't care about you. Don't take it personally.
Currently : Royal Enfield 350 Meteor
Previously : CB100N > CB250RS > XJ900F > GT550 > GPZ750R/1000RX > AJS M16 > R100RT > Bullet 500 > CB500 > LS650P > Bullet Electra X & YBR125 > Bullet 350 "Superstar" & YBR125 Custom > Royal Enfield Classic 500 Despatch Limited Edition (28 of 200) & CB Two-Fifty Nighthawk > ER5

[Nobby the Bastard]

WHy does it have exactly the same drop downs as the fowlers parts department?
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trevor saxe-coburg-gotha:"Remember this simple rule - scooters are for men who like to feel the breeze on their huge, flapping cunt lips."
Sprint ST 1050

[StormyRide]

WOW didn't see that one coming.

Why so much negative comments? I've developed this website primarily for fun and just as a tool for me and my family to use, And thought to show it to you guys, that's all.

I know that tires sizes are in the manual and on the tire itself, I know it's not a militarily grade secret knowledge.

And all the info was gathered from public, free to use PDF sheet.

[Nobby the Bastard]

Glad to see we've left you with plenty of sand in your vag.
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trevor saxe-coburg-gotha:"Remember this simple rule - scooters are for men who like to feel the breeze on their huge, flapping cunt lips."
Sprint ST 1050

[The Shaggy D.A.]

[StormyRide]