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Mo, Jul 2 2012 10:41 by Oscar. 5 replies.
  • Do, Jun 21 2012 22:12

    90/90-10'


    Hi!

    Will a 90/90-10' fit in a vespa primavera without any modification in the cases, clutch cover ....? I have a rear bitubo shock and the sip tubeless rim.

    Thanks.

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  • Fr, Jun 22 2012 10:46 replied on

    Re: 90/90-10'


    which tubeless rim have you got? It makes the difference. Anyway I fitted 90/90-10 into smallframes several times, but the possibility of fitting "plug&play" or not depends on the model of tire: some, such as michelin s1, are too large, while others (some vee rubber for example) are slimmer and fit with ease.

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  • Fr, Jun 22 2012 19:51 replied on

    Re: 90/90-10'


    Hi!

    Thank you for your answer. I'm using this sip tubeless rims; art, 81018000

    I am thinking of these tyres; H2013 or S10071.

    Do you think they will fit?

    Alberto.

     

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  • Fr, Jun 29 2012 21:27 replied on

    Re: 90/90-10'


    With those rims you can put also larger tires than 90/90-10: I have 100/80-10 in my pk and they are fantastic. The problem regards the exhaust: in my vespa I could use those tires/rims only with a banana exhaust (the pk ets), since any other exhaust (polini right and lefthand, sito plus and others) touched the tire and not only for a few mm. Anyway the older smallframes such as special and your primavera had the exhaust more distant from the tire than the pk, so probably you shoud not have problems, but I cannot assure you. Very probably it should be all right with a banana, and possibly (a bit less probable) also with a standard exhaust or a polini-malossi-proma-giannelli lefthand. The rims 81018000 in my opinion make sense only with large tires, because they are rather offset so that if you use them with standard tires (in your case 3.00-10), or just a little larger (90/90-10) you may notice little equilibrium problems; with large tires (100/80-10 for small, 100/90-10 for largeframes) those problems are overcome by the advantages of the large tires (better stability in curves and less tire-blocking in braking).

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  • Sa, Jun 30 2012 0:18 replied on

    Re: 90/90-10'


    Thank you for sharing this information!!!!

    I will try 100/80 10!!!! I didn't imagine I could use this!

    Thank you again!

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  • Mo, Jul 2 2012 10:41 replied on

    Re: 90/90-10'


    it's a pleasure Wink

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