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..So my Road King has 140/90x16 front and rear. I see that some people recommend a size smaller on the front such as: 130/90 front and 140/90 rear. What say?
I can't seem to find a Michelin 140/90 front. Maybe they don't make one. 140/90 rears are avail?
I run a 130 front and rear.
I tried a 140 on the rear but I didn't see any appreciable difference other than it was almost too wide to fit so I went back to a 130.
The original tires were definitely HD 130's made by Dunlop 402. They were ok but nothing like the metzlers. Don't think you're gonna find that size labeled as a front. Rear only....
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