The Desmosedici RR has a 16" rear rim and a 17" front rim.
The tires are Bridgestone.
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16" Wheels?
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Re: 16" Wheels?
Francesco
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Ducati 907IE 1992 Rosso
Ducati 907IE 1993 Nero
Moto Guzzi Galletto 1960 Sabbia
BMW R Nine t 2019
Re: 16" Wheels?
I think you must ride a bike to it's capabilties. I have a 906 with 16" wheels and a 906 with 17" wheels. They don't seem very different to me, although I must admit, I have only ridden the 17" wheels for 10km.
I think the front tyre is the main problem...,change to a 130/70.16 and prblem solved. Stay with the 130/60.16 and you ask for the problem!
Tyre pressure is critical! 31psi front. 36psi rear.
Ride what you have, they are a great bike and nobody should catch you on a rough road. If they do...they are a better rider and you should congratulate them!
I think the front tyre is the main problem...,change to a 130/70.16 and prblem solved. Stay with the 130/60.16 and you ask for the problem!
Tyre pressure is critical! 31psi front. 36psi rear.
Ride what you have, they are a great bike and nobody should catch you on a rough road. If they do...they are a better rider and you should congratulate them!
Brake late & brake hard,
jomo
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jomo
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Bultaco Metralla GT250
Bultaco Frontera 250 Mk.9
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Re: 16" Wheels?
I too have different rims in my pasos and I must say that there's a great difference in handling and sensibility between 16" and 17", first of all in the middle of a bend:jomo wrote: I have a 906 with 16" wheels and a 906 with 17" wheels. They don't seem very different to me, although I must admit, I have only ridden the 17" wheels for 10km.
the 16" is settled in "its" direction (a real trouble if it changes in the middle of the bend!);
while the 17" needs to be "riden" all along the bend, anywherw the direction goes...
Hope I've been able to explain what I mean!!!

Mant producers make the 126/70-16 tyre, but, as far as I know, none of them does it in zr speed ratio! (zr= more than 240km/h)Horse wrote: So who makes the 120-70-16 tire that will fit the Paso 750 model?
have a nice ride, Nicola
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