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I just went back using the search function. Lots of opinions on tires. I am thinking Bridgestone BT 45V yet again.
http://www.bridgestone.com/products/motorcycle_tires/products/size/on_bias.html
What is the width of the stock front rim on an 82 1200 TS? I am guessing it must be 2.5 inch? I am thinking a front BT 45V in 110/80. Roughly same OD as 100/90 and only 7 mm wider.
What is the width of the stock rear rim on an 82 1200 TS? I am thinking 120/90 (which requires a 2.75 inch rear rim width) or 130/80 ( which requires a 3 inch rear rim width). The 130/80 is 10 mm wider than the 120/90 if the 120/90 is fitted on a 2.75 inch rim and the 130/80 fitted on a 3 inch rim.
so, I guess the question boils down to whether the Laverda 1982 1200 TS has a stock 2.75 inch or 3.0 inch rear rim? If it is 3.0 inches, will the 130/80 tire at 131 mm total width fit in the stock swing arm and clear the stock 630 chain?
Paul LeClair
http://www.bridgestone.com/products/motorcycle_tires/products/size/on_bias.html
What is the width of the stock front rim on an 82 1200 TS? I am guessing it must be 2.5 inch? I am thinking a front BT 45V in 110/80. Roughly same OD as 100/90 and only 7 mm wider.
What is the width of the stock rear rim on an 82 1200 TS? I am thinking 120/90 (which requires a 2.75 inch rear rim width) or 130/80 ( which requires a 3 inch rear rim width). The 130/80 is 10 mm wider than the 120/90 if the 120/90 is fitted on a 2.75 inch rim and the 130/80 fitted on a 3 inch rim.
so, I guess the question boils down to whether the Laverda 1982 1200 TS has a stock 2.75 inch or 3.0 inch rear rim? If it is 3.0 inches, will the 130/80 tire at 131 mm total width fit in the stock swing arm and clear the stock 630 chain?
Paul LeClair