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Is it okay to run a 160 60 17 rear and a 120 70 17 front on a 89 gsx750f ? Also is there an integrated tail light I can put on aswell

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As far as the tires go it can be done but it's not a wise idea, both because of insurance and handling purposes. Couldn't tell you about the integrated tail lights.

Posted on Aug 16, 2019

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It isn't wise to deviate from the original tyre size specs, mainly because insurers these days are looking for reasons not to pay and unstated modifications are high on their list. Deviating from OE specs regarding tyre sizes should be reported to your insurer, in fact any modification including some cosmetic mods should be reported.

Somewhere on the proposal/policy there will be small print telling you that you must volunteer all information that might affect the premium whether there is a specific question about it or not or the policy could be void.

With motorcycle tyres the most important thing is to ensure the front and rear tyres are compatible, ie., they have similar slip angles (similar construction) or in practical terms the rear tyre should exactly follow the front.
There is little more off-putting than riding a heavy machine along a roadworks seam or a white line only for one tyre to want to wander to the left and the other tyre wander to the right - and then they randomly change over. That is the classic symptom of tyre mismatch.

Sorry I can't comment about the tail light.

Posted on Aug 16, 2019

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The tires should fit, just check the widths on the bike.

The integrated tails can brought on Amazon or Ebay, tons of options, some with blinkers built into taillights too.

Just make sure you buy LED lights, their tons brighter.

Posted on Aug 16, 2019

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SOURCE: bad tail lights on 89 chevy 1500

you should be able to just unscrew two screws that holds the tail light to the truck, then just twist and pull to remove the bulbs then replace with a new bulb, this should fix it. otherwise its a wiring issue

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SOURCE: no rear tail lights replaced fuses and blubs all

Check that the bulb is making good contact.If so, you have a wire bab some where.

Posted on Dec 06, 2009

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SOURCE: 9-01 Ford E350 Box Truck No Rear Tail lights

turn off and on head lights liston for click under hood by your battery, that clicks your tail light relay. It has 4 wires in it. with head lights on 3 wires should be hot. if only 2 wires are hot replace relay.

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SOURCE: 1999 Saturn Front, Rear, and dash lights will not work at the same time?

Sounds like a faulty headlamp switch to me.

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SOURCE: 2002 Ford F350 super duty diesel running lights wont work?

This is purely a guess but check proper frame ground.

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