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I've been wanting to pull the trigger on a new set as well. My only concern is when I'm travelling I've heard guys having problems locating the taller tires if there is a problem.
For me, a 21 fits best in front. Go ahead and bite the bullet, you will not be sorry!!!!
Check my sig, the picture of my 21 on me S/G is in there (blue fender bike). I also put a 21 on my softail and my wife's softail. (I didn't give her the choice )
i like the 21" up front and a 16" out back. i used to run a 18" out back but the tire looks too skinny and you don't get as much cushion on the road so i switched to a 16 out back.
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