SHINKO SKU: 87-4111

Shinko Classic 240 Tire - F/R W/W Mt90-16 74h Bias TT

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Shinko Classic 240 is a MT90-16 bias-ply tire with white-wall styling, built with aramid belting and high-mileage compound for cruisers and touring bikes seeking classic aesthetics with modern durability. The 90-series aspect ratio delivers the traditional rounded profile that matches vintage and retro motorcycle designs.

Features

  • Aramid belting reduces tread distortion for better grip and durability
  • High-mileage compound extends tire life
  • Classic 90-series profile and tread pattern
  • White-wall finish
  • Tube-type (TT) construction

Specifications

  • Brand: Shinko
  • Manufacturer Part #: W/W 87-4111
  • Size: MT90-16
  • Load Index / Speed Rating: 74H
  • Construction: Bias-ply, tube-type
  • Sidewall Style: White Wall
  • UPC: 191361316135
  • Weight: 16.6034 lbs
  • Tire Diameter: 25.59 in
  • Country of Origin: South Korea

Fitment

Fits motorcycles that use MT90-16 tube-type tire sizes, commonly found on cruisers and vintage-style bikes designed for highway and general riding.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the MT90-16 size mean?

MT is a metric size; 90 is the aspect ratio (height-to-width); 16 is the rim diameter in inches. Check your bike's sidewall or manual to confirm the exact size needed.

Is this tire suitable for long-distance touring?

Yes — the high-mileage compound is designed for extended cruising and highway miles while maintaining the classic look.

Can I use this on the front and rear?

Yes — the MT90-16 is approved for both front and rear on compatible bikes.

Does it come with a tube?

No — this is a tube-type tire. You will need to purchase a matching 16-inch tube separately if your current tube is worn.

What makes it different from the black-wall version?

Same tire construction and performance — the white-wall finish is the only difference. Shinko also offers double white-stripe (DWS) styling if you prefer.

BRANDShinko
TYPETires
SKU87-4111
WEIGHT16.6 lb
Please contact us to confirm fitment for your specific motorcycle, or check the product title for compatibility notes.
CUSTOMER REVIEWS
4.61
46 RATINGS
5★ 35
4★ 7
3★ 2
2★ 1
1★ 1
✓ VERIFIED
Jul 15, 2013

Vintage Look, Not Vintage Price

I had previously purchased one of these to replace my rear tire and wanted to have matching tires on the front and rear. The thick black sidewall and vintage tread seem to catch everyones eye. I've heard mixed feelings about the performance of these tires in wet conditions. I've ridden around town a little while it was raining (30-40MPH) I didn't notice any issues.

— LLubers L
✓ VERIFIED
Apr 30, 2020

Trike front tire, flat tread profile as desired

This tirehad the flat tread profile I desired for my trike dyna low rider. Easy installation, bead seated easily, and balanced without a ton of weights. About 200 miles on out and it pushes less than Dunlop tires do when taking off. I hope they keep making this tire.

— Jonathan W
✓ VERIFIED
Aug 4, 2019

Nice retro style with square-ish profile for side car

Put these on my Side Car tug, a Moto Guzzi Cal II. It has 16" rims to make it geared somewhat lower. The tires have made the rig handle 100% better and they look great too! As far as tread life this is just a projection from what I have heard.

— Edward C
✓ VERIFIED
Apr 22, 2025

Shinko style!!!

Nice fit<br />Gives the old scoot some character <br />Ride On

— Kerry W
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Oct 5, 2023

Old style, Goodyear tread pattern, a good tire for older bikes that need to style good for Sidecar use

— Joe S
✓ VERIFIED
Aug 7, 2018

Great looking tire for my vintage bike. On the front is where these really shine. Really has the old school look and last a long time. Perfect tire pressure is 36 lbs. <br /><br />On the rear you don't see much of them on my bike because of the bags. They only last about 4000 miles and I don't horse it around a lot, some, but not all the time. I'm going to put a normal cruiser tire on the rear.<br /><br />Rated 5 stars for the look on the front and 3 stars for millage on the rear. That makes it about a 4 star rating.

— Anonymous