What size tire is a Buell blast?
120/80-16
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| Size | 120/80-16 |
|---|---|
| Load Index Rating | 60.0 |
| Tire Aspect Ratio | 80.0 |
| Rim Size | 16 Inches |
| Speed Rating | T |
How to jack up Buell blast?
Put a small jackstand under the right rear Y-arm (right in front of the passenger peg) as high up as it will go with the bike leaned on the stand. Jack up the rear of the transmission, letting the bike “lift” on the Y arm.
Who makes Buell Blast?
Harley-Davidson Inc.
Buell Blast
| Manufacturer | Buell Motorcycle Company |
|---|---|
| Parent company | Harley-Davidson Inc. |
| Production | 2000–2009 |
| Class | standard |
| Engine | 492 cc air cooled OHV single |
How do you lift a Buell?
Use two jack stands – with the bike on it’s side stand, take one and place it just under the foot peg on the right side of the bike. Stand the bike upright and the foot peg will lift the wheel off the ground.
Can you change motorcycle oil without stand?
Registered. You don’t have to have a rear stand but it’s preferrable. No it won’t hurt the bike to change the oil on the rear stand.
What kind of tire does Buell Blast use?
The OE tire for the Blast is the MT75, which was used as original equipment on the bike from 2005-2010 when HD cancelled the Buell bikes. We still make the MT75, and it is the suggested fitment for the bike. The Pirelli MT75 is not oversized and wears about as quickly as the OEM Dunlops. So I would not recommend those.
How many miles per gallon does the Buell Blast get?
Easy to own and maintain – and easy on fuel at 68 miles per gallon – the Buell Blast is a fun and economical way to get around town or down the highway.
Is the Buell Blast a motorcycle for beginners?
The Buell Blast is a motorcycle any rider will enjoy. This lightweight single inspires confidence in beginners, yet offers enough power and refined agility to satisfy the performance expectations of the most experienced motorcyclist.
Is the Buell Blast a good replacement for Goldie?
My Buell Blast—a.k.a., the replacement for Goldie the MGB —has proven to be a remarkably reliable, economical, serviceable and fun runabout. In stock form, however, there were two things I wanted to improve: 1) the handlebar height and reach, and 2) the tires.
What kind of tire for Buell Blast scooter?
Buell Blast Tire Replacement. The recommended tire for the front was the Pirelli Diablo Scooter 110/70-16, and for longest life in the rear, a Pirelli ST66 140/70-16. Both tires, according to Internet forum members, should last about 10,000 miles.
What do I need to remove rear wheel on Buell XB?
It is very, very easy to remove both wheels on the XB. You will need SAE size Allen wrenches for the axle nut pinch bolts. You will also need a torx screw driver. Finally, a large enough wrench for the rear axle AND a torque wrench. Very important when it’s time to torque down the rear axle nut.
My Buell Blast—a.k.a., the replacement for Goldie the MGB —has proven to be a remarkably reliable, economical, serviceable and fun runabout. In stock form, however, there were two things I wanted to improve: 1) the handlebar height and reach, and 2) the tires.
What’s the best way to remove a rear wheel?
Front axle is reverse threaded and backs out clockwise. Make sure you loosen the pinch bolt on the underside first. Get a service manual, well worth the money. tool for rear axle is in your stock tool kit. Easy jerb, but buy a FSM. The service manual is the best 52.20 you will ever spend if you work on your own bike.