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oem size of tires

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boris.h

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hi all
i am planning to buy new tires for my bike (gs 550)

i have currently 100 large ones for.the front and 110 one for the rear. i do not have any experience about how large have the tires to be. i am 85kg, and.the bike is about.72 / 75 hp (673cc). do i have to keep this size? more large or do i have to come back.to the oem size? thanks
 
Most people run a 100/90-19 front and either a 110 or 120/90-18 in the rear. You can also go for a 3.25 front and 4.00 rear if you would rather. Mostly a matter of personal preference.
 
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