Will my tyres fit?

[EXC-Rider]

i just got some new tyes did a rookie mistake and didnt check the sizes,

my tyres on bike atm are

front: 120/70 17
back: 150/60 17

tyres i got

front: 120/80 17
back: 150/60 17
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[LockyUK]

i should imagine so

[P.addy]

I'd bang em on, no issues.

[lihp]

It will have an effect on the handling of the machine, and also affect the shape of the tyre if you run a size not specified for the rim.

It may or may not be fine, what is the rim measurements?
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[jimspeed]

front being an 80 instead of a 70 may make it rub on the mudguard or something as it is 10% taller?
I would imagine it would effect the handling a bit too tho maybe slower turning.
can you not send them back and get the right ones as you will be stuck with the wrong front for ages otherwise or a waste of money if you fit it and don't like the way it rides.
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[P.addy]

Supermoto, mudguard is missions away

I personally, would just swap em. I go from 180/55 17 to 190/50 17 and 110/70 17 to 120/60 17 all the time and never really notice Given the fact it will be on the back wheel more than the front, you should be ok

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[P.addy]

I'd run it with them, the slightly higher sidewall means stuff all really. People go 120 70 to 120 60 all the time.

The rear looks to be a 160. Still would.

[_Iain_]