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I have no clue but this is gonna be interesting...
Are you going to be changing out the rims too? If not, then I'd suggest starting by looking at tires that are similar to what's on there.
Not planning to swap out the wheels. The closest I can find to stock in an aggressive dual sport tire is a 150/70 18 for the rear and a 120/70 19 for the front but I was concerned it might cause issues with the RDRS / ABS
Thats is what he does, isn't it ?
The RKS is quite a heavy bike bike to be trail riding on trails, but you must be aware of this allready. Any way good luck in your endeavour, and please post your experiences with this .
Thats is what he does, isn't it ?
The RKS is quite a heavy bike bike to be trail riding on trails, but you must be aware of this allready. Any way good luck in your endeavour, and please post your experiences with this .
Yes haha and I would love to know what tires he was running. I am aware its a heavy bike but its the bike I have. Id love to go get a Pan America but I cant do that right now so I am going to ride this one like its a Pan America and enjoy it as much as possible.... I need to enjoy it more than what the monthly payment is running me. you know? no garage queen. I will post pics and give a report when I can.
Plus I think id enjoy roostering all over the BMW guys. (joking tho)
[QUOTE=bburkyAny way good luck in your endeavour, and please post your experiences with this .[/QUOTE]
Experiences AND pics please
Thank you👍
The OP wants to ride trails. Got it.
But those for those of us more adventure oriented riders wishing to ride Brush Busting Baggers which is best in close quarters?
Batwing or Sharknose?
Last edited by eighteight; Mar 10, 2021 at 04:36 PM.
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