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Tire question

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stevenm

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I've been a MOA member since 2009 when I got my 83 R65, which is a terrific bike for the city and canyons. It will run all day on the freeway but really is happiest at 60mph. Just bought a 1985 K100rs, unmolested, with 18,000 original miles. Stored indoors and well taken care of. I want to replace the tires as they have plenty of tread but are 10 years old. A lot of choices out there, and a lot not available in stock size. I'm not a knee dragger nor a touring guy. What are you Flying Brick owners running and what would you recommend?

Thanks
Steve
 
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