Fronts are on 5 1/2" rim Rear on 6" rim and yes they are blown up tp correct pressure.
Yokohama Tyres the FACTS
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Yokohama Tyres the FACTS
For the experts who think they know everything
Fronts are on 5 1/2" rim Rear on 6" rim and yes they are blown up tp correct pressure.
Fronts are on 5 1/2" rim Rear on 6" rim and yes they are blown up tp correct pressure.
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Re: Yokohama Tyres the FACTS
These rims in these pics are too wide,and so are the tyres in these pics.I can read a vernier,and uless my eyesight decieves me thats 7".
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Re: Yokohama Tyres the FACTS
The rims are not to wide if you read 5.5 front / 6.0 rear as stated 7" is the current limit in CMRC being discussed to bring down to 6" get your facts right , Tyre bulges over rim 
The tyres are avon 5/13/22 and Avon 175 / 13
As stated it doesnt bother me I just fit them
The tyres are avon 5/13/22 and Avon 175 / 13
As stated it doesnt bother me I just fit them
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Re: Yokohama Tyres the FACTS
Slight change of direction Mike! Is that a Moto-Guzzi (spelt wrong I think) engine I see in one of your latest frames that is in pic. no.4. Another of your specials?.
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spelt right I reckon 
I saw a guzzi chop years ago that had the engine turned sideways like a usual v twin chop with weber dcoe carbs on it and driving through a commando gearbox, great piece of work 
sorry, back to topic
I saw a guzzi chop years ago that had the engine turned sideways like a usual v twin chop with weber dcoe carbs on it and driving through a commando gearbox, great piece of work sorry, back to topic
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Re: Yokohama Tyres the FACTS
that will be Henk Jonker´s new Guzzi outfit taking shape.