Anyone try it putting bigger tires on utility trike?

[Live4today]

Bike in question is an 84 Yamahauler, and the tires that are currently on it are the stock 25x12x9's. I am looking for a little more clearance, so I was wondering if anyone tried putting taller tires on the rear and if so how they fit?

[hondatrikesrule22]

The rears might rub the fenders though. It is definitly possible to bigger tires on the front of a trike.I have a set of 110 forks that were extended 3''. So, yeah, it is possible.

[Yamada]

on my yamahauler i have 25-13-9 rear tires. When I turn on two wheel the right tire touch the muffler.

[Seabass]

Yes...I have 25, 13,9's on my big red and in certain situations where I am leaning hard to the right, the wheel will rub a bit on the exhaust. It's a minor problem. I was wondering as well if anyone stepped up to a 26" on these bikes...

[Live4today]

That's what I am wondering too. If I aired it down I could fit a 26 on no problem, but at regular recommended operating p.s.i. I wonder if she'll go. Anybody ?

[350x'inNY]

My 'Project Yamahauler' came with huge 25-13-9's on it on the back. Luckily, my parts lot has a +3" Durablue Rear Axle for 200E/225's. Someone said they are discontinued, not sure.

I still haven't messed with it too much, but Holic thought the rear end was messed, so I'll put that axle on if I have to replace bearing or the naught...

Bruce

[mudduck14843]

my better halfs father put big tires on a 200x and he could pass a 250sx on the top end, he could almost get the same speed from it as i got from my original 20 yr old 250r(it was a couple yrs ago) ON the top end

he had no low end power but it would get prolly 7 to 10 more mph on the top
he could get my 200x on the top easily the. 86 87 he could beat 2 i'd say