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@declan I'm not sure how knobbly tyres are measured bud? Do the sizes mean the overall size of the tyre at the highest knobs ??? Or are the sizes referring to the round smooth part below the knobs ??? Either way that's a lot of knobs to measure for-sure !!!
But if your old ones fitted OK then the new AC10's should also fit too ??? Most manufacturers lean towards the cautious side of things anyways, just to protect themselves.
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@ninja itās a Michelin āITā I didnāt go for the ac 10 sorry itās the same rear I used to run only slightly wider but the front I donāt know about I guess it will either fit or it wonāt Iāll cry if it donāt
@declan If your going from a 110 to a 120, that just means its wider by about 10mm, as the other dimensions are the same. The wider tyre may cross the chain line, causing the chain to cut into the tyre. Or the wider tyre may snag on the swing arm? It all depends on how much clearance there is around the chain line and swing arm dude ???
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@declan If your going from a 110 to a 120, that just means its wider by about 10mm, as the other dimensions are the same. The wider tyre may cross the chain line, causing the chain to cut into the tyre. Or the wider tyre may snag on the swing arm? It all depends on how much clearance there is around the chain line and swing arm dude ???
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@declan Fit em and see if they snag ??? If they do or there's not much wiggle room, then just start her up, tilt the bike over and do some burn outs on either side to wear a bit of rubber off !!! Not the best idea, but a problem fixer for-sure !!!
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@ninja just been through the old photos of my bike and not as wide as I remember but yeah worst case thatās what Iāll do thanks for your help and time buddy
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@declan Your welcome, you have now passed the 'Bodge it & Dodge DIY Workshop'. The certificate is in the post !!!
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80/100 front is fine, its 1cm narrower, thats it.
In general, you can go up and down one notch in size compared to stock with no problems. -
80/100 front is fine, its 1cm narrower, thats it.
In general, you can go up and down one notch in size compared to stock with no problems.@jens-eskildsen thanks