Is my tire on backwards?

Don in Lodi

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Isn't 150=80-17 the rear size? Sheesh, these tire sizes aren't hard to find any more, I wonder what the previous owners thoughts were. And that rear tire does look about used up.
 

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Can someone please confirm for me 100% what the PROPER tire sizes are for the Tenere? ITs a 2016 ES... I need to decide now if I need to buy new tires before my appt next week and want to make sure they are the correct ones if necessary.. I Dont have the owner manual with me at the office
 

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Pterodactyl said:
Do you not have an owner's manual?
I am at the office, so no... not while I'm behind the desk. I do have it at home, but wanted to order a replacement tire while I was on lunch. It's all sorted out now 8)
 

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RicoChet said:
I am at the office, so no... not while I'm behind the desk. I do have it at home, but wanted to order a replacement tire while I was on lunch. It's all sorted out now 8)

All of the manuals are online, so just Google the following:
[YEAR] yamaha super tenere owners manual
 

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Checkswrecks said:
All of the manuals are online, so just Google the following:
[YEAR] yamaha super tenere owners manual
Amazing. I saved a copy to my Google Drive account and now I can see it anytime ::001::
 

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Also, just as a note, if you have a "rear" tire that you are putting on the front wheel, you flip the direction of the arrow due to braking forces and tire siping. So it's not uncommon. I see it a lot on the older machines I work on (70's/80's) simply because they can't find the matching tire for the front, or the sizes are weird. Glad yours got sorted though! PO's can be a pain in the butt for years after you have the bike, and dealers aren't perfect either... :)
 

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Checkswrecks said:
All of the manuals are online, so just Google the following:
[YEAR] yamaha super tenere owners manual
When looking for a manual for anything, I always put what it is and put PDF at the end. Lots of info comes up quick.
 
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