1988 Honda Elite E Tire and Shock Selection

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spree2800
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1988 Honda Elite E Tire and Shock Selection

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Hello,

I picked up an Elite E this summer for $400, it had 850 original miles on it. I rode it putting on about 100 miles on it and the back tire went flat on me. I wanted to get bigger tires, so I ordered some 3.0x10 tires, however now I'm afraid they will be too big unless I change the shock.

I guess I don't want to change the scooter too much from stock because of the great original shape it is in.

Any suggestions?
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Re: 1988 Honda Elite E Tire and Shock Selection

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I believe the biggest tire size you can go with on these motors is 2.75-10. As Honda Elite E's and Honda Spree's motors are nearly the same, and the biggest on the spree you can go is 2.75-10. I would do just the rear tire tho. And yes keep it stock! That's one great looking machine you got there! :thumbsup:
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Re: 1988 Honda Elite E Tire and Shock Selection

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Install the wheel deflated and reinflate and see if it cleans right if not idk my resr is a met with 3.75-10 and you wanna talk about clearnace...
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