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what kind of tires did you get? Im looking at the ME880s WWW, but Dennis Kirk said the front fits but the back doesnt (which is stupid) Anyone have these? if not any other brand recommended (also posted in softail forum)
Well...according to my tire guy, here's what they said. The ME880's do come in a WWW but you usually have to special order since they aren't that popular. The WWW's in the Dunlop version are pretty common.
Here's the numbers....rear: 150/80-16 front: 130/80-16 not sure about the front number though, I was told 80-16 over the phone but I checked my front tire and it says 90-16, but these numbers were for a 2005.
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