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Am planning to get Metzeler 260-18 tire for my Rocker C, my Q, Do i have to change my RIM or it will fit on the STOCK RIM??i have red some articles that says it fits, am Confuse.
There are conversion charts out there ... Or, you can simply call Metzeler and they will tell you your options ... A friend of mine has a metric cruiser where he put a Metzeler wider tire on the back as well. Keep us updated...
It's like RockerDan said, when you measure the tire on the stock rim you will not get the full 260mm. There is no disadvantage, I just wanted to tell you this to prevent any disappointment.
Welcome to the forums. Step by the new member's area when you have the chance and introduce yourself to the members. I understand that sometimes we are in a hurry to resolve some doubts 'bout the bike.
Wrtn' like ur 14, typn' a txt mssg on ur cell maybe considered rude by many users. Just a heads up.
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