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(01-24-2016, 01:51 AM)Jim21680_imp Wrote: I believe Dunlop did make a 150/70-18 at one time (I remember seeing it on their website), but it was never available here. It's likely that size is discontinued.
As for putting a 17" tire on an 18" rim....even if that is possible, it is a big no-no!
Lol. How come many to that on their rear tire than?
edit: I jumped to quick into conclusions, many did use a 18" tire, but only with a differend width and/or 'wall size' (= the second number after the width size I think)
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Riko you can have a look on the french forum. It seems to be possible to find this tyre in France right now.
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I put a set of RoadSmart IIs on my Concours 14 and they lasted about 10,000 miles. I put another set on it this past spring. I like them; they're good tires, handle great and last a long time. One thing I noticed about them is they make a whirring sound when leaned over in a turn, which is annoying at first, but when I realized it was just the tires I payed no attention to it.
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Seems that most here like these tyres quite a bit. My own personal experience was not that favourable. I had these tyres on my previous bike, the CB500F, these came stock on them. I found them a decent all-round pair of tyres, but not really great at anything. When pushed hard through corners I often had some loss of traction both front and rear. I also had little confidence in them in the wet, especially when cold. They had good range though, changed them over at around 15k kms, and they still had a few thousand kms left in them. I changed to Michelin PR4s at the time and found those far superior in all conditions (dry/wet, cold/warm).
Mind you the 500F is a very different bike. Much lighter, 17in wheels, 160/120 width. More sporty than the Cb11. Also, I find the current stock tyres on my CB11 (Dunlop D205s) even worse than the Roadsmarts, so they would still be an upgrade. But based on my experience I would not buy the Roadsmarts again and will look to the Bridgestone T30 or Michelin PR3 instead.
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I used the same oem Dunlop but diferent size 150\70 and fell nice