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Old 22-06-2007, 07:39 AM
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will they fit straight onto a pitpro 138cc
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Old 25-06-2007, 03:48 AM
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you wouldnt want to lay it over too far with them tyres u would run out of tread, trust me u use all of the tyre. but the rims sizes will be good, mine r standard width which is 1.85 rear and 1.4 front.

maybe buy it for a start to see if u like it then get some decent tyres
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Old 25-07-2007, 03:21 AM
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If you get a little game you wouldn't want these tyres as Sam said laying over wouldn't be too safe cause i've seen guys using Pirellis on 120 and still get over a little to far and let it go.

I run 120F and 130R Michelin Pilots i think they about the best thing you can get here in Aus.

They will only cost you $160 for a set and that's pretty cheap well it is to me cause i am used to buying tyres twice that by them selves for my road bike
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Old 28-07-2007, 07:39 PM
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If you get a little game you wouldn't want these tyres as Sam said laying over wouldn't be too safe cause i've seen guys using Pirellis on 120 and still get over a little to far and let it go.

I run 120F and 130R Michelin Pilots i think they about the best thing you can get here in Aus.

They will only cost you $160 for a set and that's pretty cheap well it is to me cause i am used to buying tyres twice that by them selves for my road bike

What size wheels do you fit the 120F/130R tires on ? Will they fit on a 1.85 wide wheel, or are you using other ones? If you are using other ones, what size and where did you get them from?

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A lot of people have told me that they prefer the feel off the same tyres front and rear.
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Old 27-11-2007, 07:02 AM
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Sorry to dig up an old thread but if anyone is ever wondering about these tyres they aren't bad to start on but they don't have a lot of tread, enough to get your knee down but you can't push too far with these. Running a low pressure certainly helps and I always get adequate warning before they dump the bike. They're very affordable and have been good value but I'm thinking of upgrading to Michelins soon.
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Old 02-04-2008, 08:26 PM
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What size wheels do you fit the 120F/130R tires on ? Will they fit on a 1.85 wide wheel, or are you using other ones? If you are using other ones, what size and where did you get them from?

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Bump boostin's question...
what size tyres will fit on a 1.85 rim?
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This has been covered heaps mate, do a search... or just scroll down.
120 will fit a 1.85 rim... dont go wider.... 110 are cheaper....

Get 2.15 rims and buy the 120 bt601
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