Introducing the G&J Black Button Motorcycle tires, the ultimate choice for vintage motorcycles with clincher style rims. These top-quality tires are designed to enhance your riding experience and ensure optimal performance on the road. Crafted with precision, the G&J Black Button Motorcycle tires come in a sleek all-black design that adds a touch of sophistication to your bike. The 28x3 and 28x2-1/2 sizing options make them a perfect fit for many American motorcycles from the 1900s and teens. With their button tread pattern, these tires provide exceptional traction and grip, allowing you to confidently navigate various terrains.
It is engineered for authentic performance and reliability.
Who should choose the G&J Black Button Motorcycle?Drivers seeking a balance of performance, safety, and reliability.
Introducing the remarkable G&J Tires, the perfect choice for antique cycle enthusiasts and restoration projects. These premium tires come in 28" sizes and are available in both all white and black rubber compounds. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, the G&J Tires boast a classic button tread design that not only enhances the vintage appeal but also provides excellent traction on various terrains. Whether you're riding on city streets or exploring rugged trails, these tires offer a smooth and reliable performance.
G&J tires are built for drivers who value traction, handling, and stability, with tread designs to enhance vehicle control.
Does G&J produce classic or whitewall tires?Yes, G&J specializes in classic and whitewall tire designs for vintage vehicles and restorations.
What technology is used in G&J tires?G&J incorporates advanced tread designs and rubber compounds to enhance grip and longevity.
Who should choose G&J tires?Drivers seeking reliable, high-quality tires at a fair price will appreciate the options from G&J.
Can I use G&J tires in different weather conditions?G&J provides options for a variety of climates and road surfaces.
Exclusions: Road hazard damage, improper use/maintenance, racing/competition, and commercial/misapplication are excluded unless a program explicitly states otherwise.
