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    Hey there!!
    Need some help for tyre upsizing. I own Honda Livo 110cc and want to upsize the rear tyre. Because, the stock 80/100-18 is very thin and doesn't have good grip either. So, if I upsize it to 100/90-18 or 110/90-18; what problems would I face? Please Help!!

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      Originally posted by jayanta611 View Post
      Hey there!!
      Need some help for tyre upsizing. I own Honda Livo 110cc and want to upsize the rear tyre. Because, the stock 80/100-18 is very thin and doesn't have good grip either. So, if I upsize it to 100/90-18 or 110/90-18; what problems would I face? Please Help!!
      Are you sure it's 80/100 - 18. I'm asking coz I had Honda Shine and it was 2.75-18 both front and rear. I upsized rear to Ceat Grill 3.00-18, wonderful tyre.

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        Originally posted by Zapps View Post
        Are you sure it's 80/100 - 18. I'm asking coz I had Honda Shine and it was 2.75-18 both front and rear. I upsized rear to Ceat Grill 3.00-18, wonderful tyre.
        Yess!! The both tyres are 80/100-18...

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          Since it is a 110 cc bike . I think the gear ratios will change slightly keeping in mind you have less torque . Its better to keep the existing tyre

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            Originally posted by Sai_One View Post
            Since it is a 110 cc bike . I think the gear ratios will change slightly keeping in mind you have less torque . Its better to keep the existing tyre
            Smaller bikes have a pretty good low-down torque, so upsizing a bit doesn't matters.

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              Re: Tyre Upsizing

              Originally posted by jayanta611 View Post
              Need some help for tyre upsizing. I own Honda Livo 110cc and want to upsize the rear tyre. Because, the stock 80/100-18 is very thin and doesn't have good grip either. So, if I upsize it to 100/90-18 or 110/90-18; what problems would I face? Please Help!!
              Originally posted by Zapps View Post
              Smaller bikes have a pretty good low-down torque, so upsizing a bit doesn't matters.
              100/90 is best suggested as 110/90 might be too big for the Rim pitch size which is currently having a 80/100 tyre.
              Probably you'll also improve top speed by 3-4kmph out of this, so no harm done.
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                Re: Tyre Upsizing

                Thanks guys for helping me out!! [emoji16]

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