I have a 1987 Paso 750.
Re: Paso Tires (per US)
Today I'm running a Perelli Diablo 130/70 ZR 16 on the front and a Metzeler 180/60 R16 ME 880 Marathon on the rear.
The bike works well at all speeds.
I had to raise my front fender by added four small washers. No other Mods to the bike.
Paso Tires (per US)
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20YearOwner
- Posts: 40
- Joined: Wed Aug 01, 2007 12:00 am
- model: 750 Paso
- year: 1987
- Location: Bristol, Connecticut USA
Re: Paso Tires (per US)
HI 20,
I liked your answer to the tire solution. I am not sure just how high you had to raise the front fender. You added four small washers but was that to each screw and how thick were the washers? I appreciate any info on that. I have ordered the tires and am excited about putting the 87 Paso 750 on the road for rides longer than a few miles.
Thank you,
Jeffreyt
I liked your answer to the tire solution. I am not sure just how high you had to raise the front fender. You added four small washers but was that to each screw and how thick were the washers? I appreciate any info on that. I have ordered the tires and am excited about putting the 87 Paso 750 on the road for rides longer than a few miles.
Thank you,
Jeffreyt
Re: Paso Tires (per US)
Hello Again Mr. 20YearOwner,
Disregard my previous post on how much I need to lift the front fender for the 130/70 16 tires. I figured it out. The difference in tire height is .5118 inches. Thanks for your non reply. I now know more.
Jeffreyt
Disregard my previous post on how much I need to lift the front fender for the 130/70 16 tires. I figured it out. The difference in tire height is .5118 inches. Thanks for your non reply. I now know more.
Jeffreyt