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I did find the 130/90-15 rear tire on their site though, $53.00 with $17.00 shipping, advertising 100 available, FYI. ![]()
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The answers to your questions are in the very thread you posted in. I suggest taking a few minutes to read it.
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I think I'll go back through all the posts with pen and paper this time... Thanks.
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Tire Size
Rich;
The 100/90-16 is an alternative for the 110/90-16, just a hair smaller. The first number is width in millimeters, the second is the sidewall height stated as a percentage of the tread width. The last is the rim size in inches. So, get the 100/90-16 if the 110/90-16 isn't availabe. The 110 is 110 mm wide and has a 99 millimeter tall sidewall, the 100 is 100 mm wide and has a 90 millimeter tall sidewall. Just a little over 1/4" smaller in sidewall height. No big deal, do it. ![]()
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I figure I'll go for it, since I've had a hard time finding replacement tires listed in the "TIRES" section anywhere online. Thanks for all the help. Let me know if anything about "availability" changes. Soon to be riding again !!
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We're all in the same boat as far as availability of tires change. Some people are coming across a store deep in the annals of cyberspace that have some left but on the whole they are just getting harder and harder to find. If we could find a direct link to a store in the EU we would be in business. There are a whole crap load of bikes over there that accep our tires sizes and as such they have a variety to choose from.
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It just boggles my mind that it would even be possible to have a hard time finding tires for a bike still in production...
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Unless anyone has a video "How To", located in their "GZ250, Mechanics for Dummies" library, LMAO... Thanks.
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