Tire Basics

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Ethics_Gradient: May 5, 2015; Common misconception that; that fun is relaxing. If it is, you're not doing it right.

Was thinking about getting a CB125e to replace my postie. I've got some good dual-sport type tyres on the postie, but it seems the CB125e has oddly-sized tyres that make finding specialty ones difficult:

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Front Tyre Size:	     	80/100 18M/C 47P (Kenda K291F)
Rear Tyre Size:	     	90/90 18M/C 51P (Kenda K328X)

Closest I could find was this Kenda from a US seller who doesn't ship to Australia: 100/90-18 KENDA K270 ENDURO Would that work on the rear but not on the front?

edit: Would this 100/100-18 work on the rear? Is in Australia, which is more helpful to me.

Ethics_Gradient fucked around with this message at 10:45 on Mar 10, 2016

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