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Old 04-25-2009, 03:51 AM
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Default 130-90-18, will it fit?

Hey Guys,
Stupid question but when I bought the bike the bloke gave me a 130-90-18 as a spare for the bike.
The bike is an 07 Ec300 and currently runs a 120-90-18.
As far as I know it will fit but will it clear everything?
Any help appreciated.
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Old 04-25-2009, 09:08 AM
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It should fit fine.
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Old 04-25-2009, 04:07 PM
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Thankyou, I just wasn't sure about the width.
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You can fit up to a 140 on the bike. I myself like to run a narrow tire. It helps the bike to drop into the corners.
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I run a 130/80 18 s12 as the wider s12's dont chunk in the rocks as much,, and the lower profile makes the bike just a hair shorter,, which helps me too.. and I like the cornering better on the meaty tire..
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The Michelins are narrow for their size anyway. The 120s seem too narrow for the bike except in sand and the 130 is a good choice.
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No worries guys, Thanks for all the replies.
Saves me trying it to find out.
This forum has been so much help to me in getting questions answered.
Thanks again all of you.
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