so what the fuck was the point of your statement? US = 65 UK = 70 big deal? Seems like your the mentally challenged one here bud.. [andaMakesMoreSense]
Are all yanks like Forest Gump, or just some of you.
All I wondered was, is the new 2007 spec running a 70 or a 65, thats all Forest, go back to your box of choc's.
I was lead to believe that this forum was purely about the 2007 model bike.
Judderbar, are you kinda slow? Your question was already answered. It can run either 65 or 70. The UK model is probably going to ship with a 70 and the US model a 65. How hard is that to understand?
Im not trying to hassle you guys but c'mon, I find it strange the manufacturer would be thinking "You can run either", so your saying they design, test and build a state of the art motorcycle. Taking into account the amount of development work that went to USING a 65 series tyre. (Its not exactly the standard size to go with ) Then throw that out the window and THE same bike has a 65 in one country and a 70 in the other. C'mon the manufacturer recommends that size tyre because his development work has been based around that size.
im well aware you can run a 70, I infact have one presently on the front.
Personally I feel its likely to be a typo, if not It does leave me wondering why?
However I had previously thought I would raise the point and see what people thought. But I was wrong, you guys did not get what I was meaning and Im sure all will be revealed in the future. I look foward to reading the age old debate that I have seen pop up here before time and time again. "Should I run a 65 or 70 as you all seem to have the answers"[]
180 or 190 in back? both have pros and cons. its a personal choice. It's like you're asking us what you should eat for lunch.
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