Shinko 700 Series Dual Sport Rear Tire Instruction Manual

1. Hua Neke Atuview

The Shinko 700 Series Dual Sport Rear Tire is designed for motorcycles requiring a versatile tire capable of performing across various terrains. This tire features an aggressive tread pattern for improved off-road traction while maintaining reliable grip on paved surfaces. Its robust construction ensures durability for diverse riding conditions.

• Aggressive Tread Pattern: Deep lug construction enhances performance on dirt and loose surfaces.
• Reinforced Side Knobs: Provides stability during cornering, both on and off-road.
• Heavy Duty 4-Ply Carcass: Engineered for increased durability and resistance to punctures.
• D.O.T. Approved: Suitable for legal use on public roads.
• Hoahoa Whanui: Balances performance for both street and trail riding.

2. Nga korero haumaru

Always prioritize safety when handling and installing motorcycle tires. Incorrect installation or maintenance can lead to serious injury or death.

• E taunakitia ana te whakaurunga ngaio: Tire mounting requires specialized tools and expertise. It is strongly recommended that installation be performed by a qualified motorcycle technician.
• Pēhanga Tire: Always maintain correct tire pressure as specified by your motorcycle manufacturer. Refer to your motorcycle's owner's manual.
• Load and Speed Ratings: Ensure the tire's load and speed ratings are appropriate for your motorcycle and intended use.
• Whakatupato Kaupapa 65: Kei roto pea i tenei hua nga matū e mohiotia ana e te State of California hei mate pukupuku me te mate whanau, me etahi atu kino whanau. Horoi ringa i muri i te mahi.

3. Tatūnga me te Tāuta

Proper installation is critical for tire performance and safety.

1. Taki Hototahi: Verify that the tire size (5.10-17) and type (rear) are compatible with your motorcycle's specifications. Refer to your motorcycle's owner's manual for recommended tire sizes.
2. Inspect Tire: Before mounting, thoroughly inspect the tire for any manufacturing defects or damage.
3. Aronga Whakapiki: Observe the directional arrow on the tire sidewall. Mount the tire so that the arrow points in the direction of forward rotation.
4. Tube Type (TT) vs. Tubeless (TL):
   • 5.10-17 Section Tires: These are designed as Tubeless (TL) construction. They can be used with or without an inner tube depending on the rim type.
   • For tube-type rims, an appropriate inner tube must be installed.
   • For tubeless rims, ensure proper bead seating and sealing.
5. Whakahinuhinu: Use a suitable tire mounting lubricant on the tire beads and rim edges to facilitate smooth installation and prevent damage.
6. Te pikinga: Inflate the tire slowly and carefully, ensuring the beads seat properly on the rim. Do not exceed the maximum seating pressure indicated on the tire sidewall. Once seated, adjust to the recommended operating pressure for your motorcycle.
7. Taurite: After mounting, the tire and wheel assembly must be dynamically balanced to prevent vibrations and ensure even wear.

Image 1: The Shinko 700 Series Dual Sport Rear Tire, highlighting its aggressive tread design suitable for varied terrain.

Image 2: A compatibility chart indicating specific motorcycle models that this tire fits, including Honda XL600R (1983-1987), Kawasaki KL600 (1984), and Kawasaki KLR650 (1987).

4. Te Mahi me te Whakamahinga

The Shinko 700 Series tire is designed for dual-sport applications, offering a balance between on-road and off-road performance.

• On-Road Use: The tire provides stable handling and good grip on paved roads, suitable for daily commuting and touring.
• Te Whakamahinga i Waho o te Huarahi: The aggressive tread pattern excels on dirt, gravel, and light trail conditions, offering enhanced traction.
• Raukaha Uta: This tire has a load capacity of 352 pounds. Do not exceed this limit to ensure safety and tire integrity.
• Whakatauranga Tere: Always adhere to the tire's speed rating. Exceeding this rating can lead to tire failure.
• Tikanga Mākū: Exercise caution in wet conditions, as traction may be reduced compared to dry surfaces.

5. Tiaki

Mā te tiaki auau ka roa ake te ora o te potae, ā, ka haumaru hoki te mahi.

• Pēhanga Tire: Check tire pressure frequently (at least weekly) when tires are cold. Adjust to the motorcycle manufacturer's recommended pressure.
• Tread Inspection: Regularly inspect the tire tread for wear, cuts, punctures, or embedded objects. Remove any foreign objects carefully.
• Ngā Tohu Kakahu: Replace the tire when the tread depth reaches the minimum legal limit, indicated by the Tread Wear Indicators (TWI) located in the main grooves.
• Aromatawai kino: Any significant damage, such as deep cuts, bulges, or exposed cords, requires immediate tire replacement.
• Te horoi: Horoia ngā potae ki te hopi ngawari me te wai. Āta karohia ngā matū kino ka taea te whakangaro i ngā matū rapa.

6. Te Raru

This section addresses common issues that may arise with motorcycle tires.

• Rapid or Uneven Wear:
  • Take: Incorrect tire pressure (under or over-inflation), improper wheel alignment, worn suspension components, aggressive riding style, or unbalanced wheel.
  • Rongoā: Verify and adjust tire pressure. Have wheel alignment and suspension checked by a professional. Ensure wheels are balanced.
• Vibrations or Wobbling:
  • Take: Unbalanced wheel, damaged tire, bent rim, or loose wheel bearings.
  • Rongoā: Have the wheel re-balanced. Inspect tire and rim for damage. Check wheel bearings.
• Ngaronga o te Peehanga Hau:
  • Take: Puncture, faulty valve stem, improper bead seating, or damaged rim.
  • Rongoā: Inspect tire for punctures. Check valve stem for leaks. Re-seat tire bead if necessary. Consult a professional for repair or replacement.

For any issues not resolved by these steps, consult a qualified motorcycle technician.

7. Whakatakotoranga

8. Pūtāhui me te Tautoko

For information regarding product warranty, please contact Shinko directly or refer to the warranty documentation provided at the time of purchase. Support for this product can be obtained through authorized Shinko dealers or the official Shinko webpae.

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