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Low front fender - which size Twinduro?

broadwayron

broadwayron

Husqvarna
A Class
I think I'm going to do TKC-80's on my Strada, but I won't have spoked wheels for a while (if, ever). So, I need tubeless for now.

I'm wondering if the 110/80 (taller) or 120/70 (wider/shorter) is a better fit with the low fender.
Obviously, the 120/70 will have a little more fender clearance. (I'm keeping the low fender for now.)
Suggestions?
 
I can not help you with the clearance part of that question, but I would suggest you look at the rim specs of those 120/70-19 tires.
You have a 2.5" wide rim.

I believe the 120/70-19 size are a recent development for bikes like the new BMW 1200GSW and KTM 1190 that now have 3" wide front rims.
They are also matched with the new wider 170/60-17 rear tires
 
Match to the stock size (110/80-19 TL 59Q).

Tons of clearance on the Strada low fender. I hit some pretty serious mud on my CDR trip, and didn't have any issues whatsoever with the mud clearance.

**Edit: refer to this post for a picture: Here we go. Best tires
 
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