Been seeing "Count" threads.. 180 Kits? Lets SEE EM.
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By Dark side I presume you mean smaller? They are the same size, 180 front and rear. And since I've broken my rules,, can't imagine why Phop Bah had to comment. And yes, it's A LOT of tire stuffed up there. Handles like a dream. Drag the floor boards all the time with it. You don't feel the expansion joints on the highway, etc... I guess this is why we make our bikes, our own, who cares what others think. I started this post simply because I thought there were more of the Fat Tire bikes on here,,,
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From: Dark Side of the Moon
Originally Posted by JimTJr
They are the same size, 180 front and rear.
Last edited by Ex-Leftcoaster; Jul 31, 2017 at 09:44 AM. Reason: typo
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No, not "Dark side" No car tire here, Dunlop Elite on the rear, and yes, that's a rear mounted backwards on the front. Avon engineer told Paul that's fine and would handle well. (It does)
RLH 767, how did you do that without a kit? No regrets buying mine, but interested in knowing how you did it!
RLH 767, how did you do that without a kit? No regrets buying mine, but interested in knowing how you did it!
