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So I have a 2000 Harley Davidson Sportster 883 and a bolt came out on the rear fender and ruined my rear tire and right now I have a Michelin Commander MT 90 B16 I've been looking up some stuff and I know the 130 90 16 is the same size that was wondering what tires would fit trying to stay just about a hundred bucks new to the Harley world
Last edited by Paul Bleazard; Jul 27, 2019 at 07:07 PM.
Why not get another commander, especially if it’s whats on the front? There’s only 2 small patches of rubber keeping you on the road, not something I would cheap out on, going down from poor traction will cost much more then a good tire would’ve cost. Also make sure speed and load ratings are equal to or better then what’s recommended for your bike.
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