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190's or 180's ?
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180 is the stock size.
Theycallmecrash
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180.
190 wont benefit you for regular riding or aggressive. So no need to spend the extra money. This could potentially turn into lets argue about tires thread. Maybe not
190 wont benefit you for regular riding or aggressive. So no need to spend the extra money. This could potentially turn into lets argue about tires thread. Maybe not
I have a 190 and ride turns hard leaning over as far as I know and I feel secure with the extra weight.
It really depends in your riding style.
The 190 looks the part too.
Maybe if you've never use the 180 find a second hand one and try it out b 4 you cod up the cash.
It really depends in your riding style.
The 190 looks the part too.
Maybe if you've never use the 180 find a second hand one and try it out b 4 you cod up the cash.
user_deleted
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any way to blend this tire thread with an "oil" discussion as well? that way lesley could chime in with drain plug torque values and warnings. 
BuddhaBuell
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^^
might as well toss 'top speed' in the mix too
might as well toss 'top speed' in the mix too
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and dyno runs
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