• Q. Re himalayan rear tire 120/90/R17 .. Can it be changed into 120/80/R17

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    Dillip | 3 years ago

    The recommended tyre size for Royal Enfield Himalayan is Front:-90/90-21 Rear:-120/90-17. We would suggest using this only. Moreover, you may use small size tyres in your bike but It may create problems in balancing and the risk of getting slip.

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