180/55 rear, 120/70 front fitted to std forks/swingarm

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180/55 rear, 120/70 front fitted to std forks/swingarm

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Came across this at the toyrun again. Mine & this one are the only ones I ever see there.
I have no idea what was done to fit the wheels just wanted to post the pics to show it can be done.

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interesting ???
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Wow..been always wondering about these setup for years..would it be possible to do it on standard??Nice sharing. :thumbup :beer
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So dp you have more pics of the rest of the bike ?
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riturbo wrote:So dp you have more pics of the rest of the bike ?
No the rest of the bike looks completely standard so I bother taking any.
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