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03-31-2005, 9:23 AM
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Bike(s): 2003 GSX-R750 Age: 27 Posts: 663
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| F3 question Do any of you guys or gals know if the '97 - '98 F3s came with 180 rears? I was not certain, and I know some of you have extensive experience with these bikes, so I just thought I would check.  | |
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03-31-2005, 9:34 AM
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 | Re: F3 question So if I can remember correctly, Honda was using Bridgestone as one of their OEM tire suppliers. Going to the Bridgestone webpage, this is what they have listed: Honda CBR600F3 SJR 95-98 OEM: Battlax BT010 Front: 120/60ZR17 Rear: 160/60-17 Recommended Battlax BT010 Front: 120/60ZR17 Rear: 160/60ZR17 |
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03-31-2005, 9:35 AM
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  Join Date: 07-27-2004 Location: Athens, Greece
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| Re: F3 question it comes with a 160 stock but you can change it to 170 w/out dramas..my previous babe s.. |
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03-31-2005, 9:41 AM
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| Join Date: 10-21-2004 Location: When you say "Wisconsin" you've said it all.
Bike(s): 2003 GSX-R750 Age: 27 Posts: 663
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| Re: F3 question Thanks much. I was just wondering...and I'm bored at work. |
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03-31-2005, 10:10 AM
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| Everything you do can get you killed    Join Date: 02-04-2004 Location: Tucson, Arizona
Bike(s): 2003 954RR Age: 30 Posts: 946
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  | Re: F3 question you can even put a 180 on the back....i did and had no problems on my 98 F3 UNTILL MY FRIEND WRECKED IT WHILE I WAS IN IRAQ!!!!   But I loved having the 180 on the back  |
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03-31-2005, 10:27 AM
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   Join Date: 07-07-2002 Location: US
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| Re: F3 question Quote:
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03-31-2005, 10:37 AM
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| Everything you do can get you killed Join Date: 02-04-2004 Location: Tucson, Arizona
Bike(s): 2003 954RR Age: 30 Posts: 946
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| Re: F3 question yea except i let him ride mine while i was gone and he paid me 3 grand for it i posted about it awhile ago but now i gots my 954 and it is a beautiful thing. just think if he had not wrecked it i probably would not have my 954 yet.............ok i lied yes i would!!!!!  |
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03-31-2005, 11:51 AM
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| Join Date: 10-21-2004 Location: When you say "Wisconsin" you've said it all.
Bike(s): 2003 GSX-R750 Age: 27 Posts: 663
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| Re: F3 question I kinda figured you could put a 180 on the back, but again I wasn't sure. I'll store that in the noggin for future reference. Thanks for the replies. |
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03-31-2005, 11:55 AM
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 Join Date: 07-25-2002 Location: Ridgecrest, CA
Bike(s): 04 600RR, 03 XR50, 05 TC250 Age: 65 Posts: 4,668
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| Re: F3 question a 180 will fit but stock was the 160 as others have said. I ran them on my F3 on the track. It does pinch them a bit so it's almost impossible to get to the edge of the tire, but it handled well for me. |
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01-14-2006, 8:14 PM
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| Join Date: 08-03-2005 Location: El Mirage, Arizona
Bike(s): 2002 Honda CBR 954RR Posts: 61
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| Re: F3 question When I got my F3 it had a 180 on it and after seeing the price diffrence I decided to try the stock 160 and was amazed at how much better the bike handled and the 160 tire even lasted longer since the tire wasn't flattened out so much. |
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