What mods were made to fit the tires to the bike? Does anyone have fork seal interchange numbers for m1 forks? New Paso owner needs any info on replacement parts or any info to keep my scoot on the road. Lucky enough to find a clean low mileage 87 750 Paso. Thanks.

Has anyone tried the Avon Azaro tires yet?
They seem to have the correct sizes 130/70-16 front and 150/80-16 rear.
I loved the Azaro tires on my ST (when they made them) Heat up quick, always stick, and last a long time.
http://www.avon-tyres.co.uk/motorcycle/ ... pecs&id=18
Cheers,

i tried to put on a 15/80/16. and the bike shop could not get it to bead up thay said that the rim was to wide. thay said it is 5.5in but all i am reading say that it is a 5in. rim any idia how my bike got a 5.5in. rim on it..... i love my bike but if i cant fix this tire problem the it is going down the road without me..

I have to use an inner tube to install 150-80/16 on my rear wheel, and it is 5 inches.

Hi pompone! Just one question...How do you pass the ITV ( Spanish vehicle inspection) with that size of tires? Im spanish as well,and every time i have to pass it,have to re-fit an old set of tires,and back to the new ones after it.

I have to do the same. Is not possible to pass the ITV with this tires. You need a certificate of an engineer to modify the technical card of the Paso (anotar nuevas medidas en ficha tecnica).
I have two Pasos, and I'm working in a 17 wheels conversion. When I'll finish it I try to legalize it. I have a little experience because I legalized my XR 600 supermotard few years ago. I'll put photos and details of it.
Anyway, in my Paso 16, I'll prove 180-60-16 tire. The 150-80-16 tire is very thin and has very high profile. If you like to go fast it isn't a good solution.
If you have any question don't forget to send a PM.

Thanks! Do you think the 180/60 16 will fit whitout any modifications? It may be too wide... I think i´ll go for the 150,I don´t drive that fast.
Anyway,I will try to legalize the new tires.I´m sick and tired of changing them every two years.But I don´t know what kind of engineer I will need...and how much money will it cost!
Thank you pompone.