I'm have a bit of trouble finding out where I can get tires for my moped. They're beginning to get dry rot and I'd just like to replace them. I've tried a few motorcycle stores but no luck (they don't carry my size 16x2.5). So any help from Sacramento riders? I don't want to end up buying some online and have them not fitting.
You can try Nate at Motomatic or the Alfa Barber Shop on 18th and L St. Either one may have it in stock or order a set for you. Treats online also caries the correct tires, USPS ground will be there in one day.
Thanks I'll give them a try.
1977mopeds delivered mine in like three days and I had a variety of options to choose from. The fuckstick mailman just left them in front of my door but luckily no one stole them.
treats or 1977 if you get the ones you need they will fit don't know why you would think they wouldn't fit?
I duuno, I just don't like ordering online. I've had bad experiences and would much rather deal with a live person face to face. But if I can't find any place in Sac I guess I'll just order some.
Man the boys at treats will hook you up nasty. They even drew me a picture for my last order.
If you order the right size they will fit man. There's not really any guess work to be done. 16x2.50 is 16x2.50
I got tires at one of the motorcycle shops on auburn blvd but they had to order them.treats is cheaper and faster and service is better
Try Dyna-Reno for all your moped tire needs !~
I haven't found anything in town that carries the right size. Motomatic ain't no tire shop - treats, brah. Don't fear the shipping, it's coming from 80 miles away.
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> I duuno, I just don't like ordering online. I've
> had bad experiences and would much rather deal
> with a live person face to face. But if I can't
> find any place in Sac I guess I'll just order
> some.
Ordering from 1977mopeds is extremely easy. Takes like two minutes to place the order and BOOM tires at your door within a few days.
The biggest advantage is the variety of tire brands to choose from. Looking for a random tire store that will maybe have 1 pair of tires that might fit your moped is kind of limiting your options.
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