barbagris
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UNLESS --- They are incompatible. That of course applies with different tyres in the same brand.
Wajhi
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Yeah, I will call the triumph dealer first and see if he can do the rear tire in front job....I would trust triumph guys more than any one else.....
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barbagris
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Why? - Brilliant for driftingYes, Chris.
Do not run a knobby rear with slick front.
Wajhi
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i was going through my manual and it says that going non recommended tires can cause ABS to malfunction....did anyone experience that with exedra and road5 setup
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I haven't read of any ABS problems with the rear Exedra Max combined with the Michelin Road 5 150/70 front, or any brand of 140/75 front.
Rocket Captains using a 130/80 front DID HAVE issues.
1olbull
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The circumference ratio is close to 8%.
Drop below this and you will get an ABS fault.
Do not go smaller upfront than a 140/75R17 or 150/70R17 and you will be OK. Mine faulted with a 130 front tire.
Drop below this and you will get an ABS fault.
Do not go smaller upfront than a 140/75R17 or 150/70R17 and you will be OK. Mine faulted with a 130 front tire.
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Wajhi
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Ohhh....thanks a lot....I just got my tires...would have been so short if I had to return them....looking forward to get them on ASAP....
Wajhi
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Is the tire pressure suppose to be same as specified on the bars...34 front and 42 rear for exedra and road5 ?
Wajhi
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I am at shop and bought road type 5 for front, the triumph dealer is not accepting the speed rating...69w...they say I need 72v....where did you get the pdf from
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