Tire Options for our CB1100

[Cormanus]

36/42 here. Front is OEM size — 110/80.

[Lord Popgun]

Answered in another thread, but 2 PSI over. So 38/44 in my Angel GTs.

[gman_imp]

Add me to the Angle GT club as I ordered from Revzilla today as well. Went with 110 in front and 160 in the rear. No sales tax in Florida, so out the door shipped $222.56. We have a Cycle Gear store in Orlando and will let others know how the install goes.

Many thanks to Gone in 60 for the sale information!

[Gone in 60]

Good deal, Gman. Those are the sizes I went with. They look nice leaning against my workbench for the time being...

[gman_imp]

Good deal, Gman. Those are the sizes I went with. They look nice leaning against my workbench for the time being...

Never had to replace tires at 2400 miles before, but I bought the bike last year with 1800 miles on the original tires. Due to concerns of tire rot with our hot summers I took the plunge. Look forward to seeing how the bike will handle with the new shoes.

[E11even_Hunnit]

Good deal, Gman. Those are the sizes I went with. They look nice leaning against my workbench for the time being...

Never had to replace tires at 2400 miles before, but I bought the bike last year with 1800 miles on the original tires. Due to concerns of tire rot with our hot summers I took the plunge. Look forward to seeing how the bike will handle with the new shoes.

Never had to replace tires at 2400 miles before, but I bought the bike last year with 1800 miles on the original tires. Due to concerns of tire rot with our hot summers I took the plunge. Look forward to seeing how the bike will handle with the new shoes.
That's a killer deal. You won't be disappointed. In my case, anything was an upgrade from the stock rubber, no bueno



Bike handles and feels completely different now, honestly wish I had done tires sooner instead of getting used to riding it so darn upright all the time

[YmtnpoaH_imp]

Hello everyone, I have been reading over this thread with interest as I am also in need of tires for my 2014 standard. Still have the stock Bridgerocks on there that have been ok. Like many others the front is past gone with just over 7k miles on the clock. The rear has a little life left but I am going to replace both as the rear is almost 7 years old according to the date code. My question is, has anyone on here tried the Continental Road Attack 3's? I don't think I saw them mentioned anywhere in this thread.

[Cormanus]

Welcome YmtnpoaH. The availability of the RA3s have been mentioned and people have fitted the RA2s and been happy, but I don’t recall anyone fitting the newer tyres.

It’s worth searching the entire forum someone may have tried them.

[GoldOxide_imp]

Welcome to the Forum YmtnpoaH.

[Houtman_imp]

Hello everyone, I have been reading over this thread with interest as I am also in need of tires for my 2014 standard. Still have the stock Bridgerocks on there that have been ok. Like many others the front is past gone with just over 7k miles on the clock. The rear has a little life left but I am going to replace both as the rear is almost 7 years old according to the date code. My question is, has anyone on here tried the Continental Road Attack 3's? I don't think I saw them mentioned anywhere in this thread.

I have the Continental Trail Attack 3 (150/70 ) on the back of one of my CB 1100's , the other one has the Trail Attack 2 in the back . I really like these tires > Are you certain that the Road Attack is 18 inch tire ?