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I need radials on my 1100

Plus an 18 front and 18 rear will quicken your steering. It'll feel like it's on rails, but not twitchy like some newer bikes...
 
I believe you're correct that the 84 1150 used the narrower 3" rear rim as opposed to the 3.5" on the 85 model. Stock rear tire size for the 85 1150 is 130/90/17. My 140 rear is one step oversize.

Earl


pano said:
Just for the record I think the 84 1150 has the same width REAR rim as your 83 1100e. In 85 the 1150 went to the 3.5 inch wide rear to fit the 140 tire.
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