Mini Bike Trail 421 series Front/Rear Tire - One Size

This tire looks like its gonna last better than the original tire on my nephew's bike. I wish I can get a tire like that one for my scooter lol

Not exact to the original CT70, but good enough for me.

I own a 1992 Honda CT-70, which has 3.50x10 tires. The OEM tires were Bridgestone Trail Wing, but are no longer produced, so I bought 4 pieces of the Shinko to replace the OEM ones. When the new tires arrived, I have noticed that their outer diameter was a lot smaller than the diameter of the OEMs. I squeezed the original Bridgestone tube inside the new tire, and noticed there were creases in the tube due to the smaller size of the new tire. I should have known better, but I thought that liberal amount of baby powder and proper inflation would take care of this issue. They didn't. Several hundred miles later, I experienced sudden loss of tire pressure. Fortunately, I was going very slowly, so I didn't spill, but I was forced to push the bike for 2 miles in 95-degree heat to reach my truck. When I took the wheel apart, it turned out there were several creases in the tube, which ultimately rubbed thru and allowed the air to escape. Since there was plenty of life left in the thread, I bought a new tube (IRC 3.50x10; this one fit just fine inside the tire without making any creases), reassembled the wheel and kept on riding. Couple hundred miles later, I ran over a piece of wood that was about 3 inches long, and roughly 1 by 1 inch in profile, with very rounded ends. This twig went straight thru the tire and the tube. Fortunately, I was only about 300 feet away from my truck, so I didn't have to push too far this time. When I pulled the twig out of the tire, I was easily able to snap it in half in my hands. With a 1" hole in it, the tire was a total loss, and so was the almost new tube. At home, I cut the tire to examine the puncture site. Only then did I notice that the tire wall between the knobs was paper-thin, and despite the claimed 4-ply rating, I could only see one layer of fabric. Apparently, Shinko (the claimed manufacturer) didn't want to have anything to do with this tire, so they didn't even bother molding their name on the tire (!!!!!!). When I saw how poorly the tire was made, I threw the remaining three tires (still brand new) in the trash.

Replaced the smaller worn tires on my ct70 with these monsters. Perfect fit and they look great, much more tread and added 2 more plys of protection. Probably going to order another set for my other ct70!

Okay tires. You get what you pay for. Not great on the street; especially above 50mph.

Super thick tread and super easy to mount with tube on a split rim. And, it fit vintage P-series Vespas perfect (as long as you have the stock 10" rim)

These tires ride great on everything! They are great on gravel, grass, mud, dirt, pavement... whatever. Can't wait to try them out in the snow. They have transformed my scooter into an all terrain vehicle.

perfect fit , put them on a Honda ct 70

All good

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