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Re: Who sells accurate WWII BSA M20 Tires?

Not WW2 period correct.
Anyways, I'm thinking that the "Mitas E-07 Dual Sport Front Tire 100/90-19" will be a great perfomer.

I see that "MX1 Canada" has them over here.

Re: Who sells accurate WWII BSA M20 Tires?

That's 4" wide and should be fitted to at least a WM3 and preferably a 2.50" rim....It's likely to steer like a tractor in reverse..will it even fit in ?

Re: Who sells accurate WWII BSA M20 Tires?

The same for me and it run very well ...

email (option): matrot.sandra@neuf.fr

Re: Who sells accurate WWII BSA M20 Tires?

MITAS 3.5

email (option): matrot.sandra@neuf.fr

Re: Who sells accurate WWII BSA M20 Tires?

Norton 16H is around 17psi front, much more than that and it shakes it's it's head violently. The old books warn on this very point

email (option): jeremy@clogmaker.co.uk

Re: Who sells accurate WWII BSA M20 Tires?

I run my 16H on 27 front, 30 rear. No steering damper and just a touch on the rebound. It has never, ever shaken its head...decent forks and spindles though.

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