Size 110/90-16 tires - Revision history

Bokonon at 18:53, 25 March 2010

2010-03-25T18:53:45Z

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	This is especially applicable to Dunlop GT501 tires, as Dunlop doesn't sell size 100/90-16 in the US. Other manufacturers generally have the smaller size available, and you ~~would be better off going~~ with the 100/90-16 in that case.		This is especially applicable to Dunlop GT501 tires, as Dunlop doesn't sell size 100/90-16 in the US. Other manufacturers generally have the smaller size available, and you should go with the 100/90-16 in that case.

	If you want to run a GT501 in the rear but don't want to raise the front fender, the GT501 rear/Metzeler Lasertec 100/90-16 front combination is popular.		If you want to run a GT501 in the rear but don't want to raise the front fender, the GT501 rear/Metzeler Lasertec 100/90-16 front combination is popular.

Bokonon at 06:06, 10 November 2009

2009-11-10T06:06:51Z

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	This is especially applicable to Dunlop GT501 tires, as Dunlop doesn't sell size 100/90-16 in the US. Other manufacturers generally have the smaller size available, and you would be better off going with the 100/90-16 in that case ~~(such as Sport Demons)~~.		This is especially applicable to Dunlop GT501 tires, as Dunlop doesn't sell size 100/90-16 in the US. Other manufacturers generally have the smaller size available, and you would be better off going with the 100/90-16 in that case.

	If you want to run a GT501 in the rear but don't want to raise the front fender, the GT501 rear/Metzeler Lasertec 100/90-16 front combination is popular.		If you want to run a GT501 in the rear but don't want to raise the front fender, the GT501 rear/Metzeler Lasertec 100/90-16 front combination is popular.

Bokonon at 06:04, 10 November 2009

2009-11-10T06:04:05Z

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	This is especially applicable to Dunlop GT501 tires, as Dunlop doesn't sell size 100/90-16 in the US. Other manufacturers generally have the smaller size available, and you would be better off going with the 100/90-16 in that case (such as Sport Demons).		This is especially applicable to Dunlop GT501 tires, as Dunlop doesn't sell size 100/90-16 in the US. Other manufacturers generally have the smaller size available, and you would be better off going with the 100/90-16 in that case (such as Sport Demons).

			If you want to run a GT501 in the rear but don't want to raise the front fender, the GT501 rear/Metzeler Lasertec 100/90-16 front combination is popular.

Bokonon at 03:13, 15 August 2009

2009-08-15T03:13:02Z

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	'''Regardless of tire manufacturer''', you must [[How do I raise the front fender to fit a 110-width tire?\|RAISE THE FRONT FENDER]] if you are installing a 110/90-16 front tire. You don't want bad things to happen.		'''Regardless of tire manufacturer''', you must [[How do I raise the front fender to fit a 110-width tire?\|RAISE THE FRONT FENDER]] if you are installing a 110/90-16 front tire. You don't want bad things to happen.

			'''110/90-16 GT501'''

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	[[Image:meltedtire.jpg\|250px]]		[[Image:meltedtire.jpg\|250px]]

			'''110/90-16 BT45'''

			[[image:110fender.jpg\|250px]]

	This is especially applicable to Dunlop GT501 tires, as Dunlop doesn't sell size 100/90-16 in the US. Other manufacturers generally have the smaller size available, and you would be better off going with the 100/90-16 in that case (such as Sport Demons).		This is especially applicable to Dunlop GT501 tires, as Dunlop doesn't sell size 100/90-16 in the US. Other manufacturers generally have the smaller size available, and you would be better off going with the 100/90-16 in that case (such as Sport Demons).

Bokonon at 02:03, 4 September 2008

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	~~REGARDLESS OF TIRE MANUFACTURER~~, ~~YOU MUST~~ [[How do I raise the front fender to fit a 110-width tire?\|RAISE THE FRONT FENDER]] ~~IF YOU ARE INSTALLING A~~ 110/90-16 ~~FRONT TIRE~~. You don't want bad things to happen.		'''Regardless of tire manufacturer''', you must [[How do I raise the front fender to fit a 110-width tire?\|RAISE THE FRONT FENDER]] if you are installing a 110/90-16 front tire. You don't want bad things to happen.

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Bokonon at 06:27, 16 March 2008

2008-03-16T06:27:45Z

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	REGARDLESS OF TIRE MANUFACTURER, YOU MUST [[How do I raise the front fender to fit a 110-width tire?\|RAISE THE FRONT FENDER]] IF YOU ARE INSTALLING A 110/90-16 FRONT TIRE. You don't want ~~[[GT501~~ bad ~~photos\|BAD THINGS]]~~ to happen.		REGARDLESS OF TIRE MANUFACTURER, YOU MUST [[How do I raise the front fender to fit a 110-width tire?\|RAISE THE FRONT FENDER]] IF YOU ARE INSTALLING A 110/90-16 FRONT TIRE. You don't want bad things to happen.


			[[Image:insidefender.jpg\|250px]]
			[[Image:meltedtire.jpg\|250px]]

	This is especially applicable to Dunlop GT501 tires, as Dunlop doesn't sell size 100/90-16 in the US. Other manufacturers generally have the smaller size available, and you would be better off going with the 100/90-16 in that case (such as Sport Demons).		This is especially applicable to Dunlop GT501 tires, as Dunlop doesn't sell size 100/90-16 in the US. Other manufacturers generally have the smaller size available, and you would be better off going with the 100/90-16 in that case (such as Sport Demons).

Bokonon at 06:23, 16 March 2008

2008-03-16T06:23:05Z

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[[Category:Tires]]
REGARDLESS OF TIRE MANUFACTURER, YOU MUST [[How do I raise the front fender to fit a 110-width tire?|RAISE THE FRONT FENDER]] IF YOU ARE INSTALLING A 110/90-16 FRONT TIRE. You don't want [[GT501 bad photos|BAD THINGS]] to happen.

This is especially applicable to Dunlop GT501 tires, as Dunlop doesn't sell size 100/90-16 in the US. Other manufacturers generally have the smaller size available, and you would be better off going with the 100/90-16 in that case (such as Sport Demons).