I am rebuilding a 1982 GS1100E and I have been looking for a set (110/90/19 & 130/90/17) they seem to be out of stock everywhere. I am looking for suggestions for a reliable source for them. One retailer told me he thought they went out of production. In that case alternative suggestions would be great. I am looking for new tires on the cheap, and I am trying to stay away from junk.
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These guys have them. The 230 is another good option. Common forum wisdom typically recommends a 100 for the front, not a 110.
Ed
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I agree with the 100 on the front. The 110 is harder to turn, makes it feel like somebody turned off the power steering.
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Perilli Sport Demons are great tire imoNo signature :(Comment
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Roadrider MKII seems to be widely available these days. I'd go for those if budget allows.Ed
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I finger fumbled the keyboard on the front tire size, I meant 100 width. I have used the 100/90/19 a lot before, its's what the bike has on it now. I have never ridden an 1100 with the 110 on it, and it sounds like I don't want to. I found a set of the Shinko 230's a 100/90/19 & 130/90/17 with free shipping for under $133. I have those on another GS1100 I have and I have been happy with them as a low cost option. Thanks for all the info everyone.Comment
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I wound up buying set of V rated Shinko 230's front 100/90/19 & rear 130/90/17. They were delivered with free shipping in 4 business days. I got them from americanmototire.com, fresh date codes, great price $133 total for both tires. Thanks again for the input.Comment
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That's a great price.2@ \'78 GS1000Comment
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