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I do like the look of those tires and am looking for something a little more dirt/snow ready than stock.3.0's fit, close but they fit. I would pick a 2.75 for the front and a 3" rear. FWIW I can feel the knobs on the pavement, not bad but different, I used the stock tubes and slimed them both. I also hear lots more gravel caught in the knobs scraping the inside of the front fender too.
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This makes the bike look like it will actually "go anywhere" unlike the crappy stock tires.3.0's fit, close but they fit. I would pick a 2.75 for the front and a 3" rear. FWIW I can feel the knobs on the pavement, not bad but different, I used the stock tubes and slimed them both. I also hear lots more gravel caught in the knobs scraping the inside of the front fender too.
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I debated a long time, from what I found researching 80/90 converts to 2.50/2.75. And 90/90 to 2.75/3.0.I still haven't decided what size to get.