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Old 10-03-2014, 10:29 PM
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Default 26" tires on a wide frame cub
I can't remember and couldn't find a thread , will 26x 12 x12 bar tires fit under a wide frame cub? Found a used set of good years on c-list for $50 will they fit are they a decent price? Thanks!
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If that wide frame cub happens to be a super, they will fit for sure, that's the tire size on my 2072.
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My fault should have been more clear they would be mounted on a cub 1211 or 1200
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My 1200 has the 26x12x12's on it.Its a tight fit but workks just fine.
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My 1200 has the 26x12x12's on it.Its a tight fit but workks just fine.
What brand? This would be a good application for the Deestones or other foreign brands that are smaller than the US made tires.

I have the Deestones ags on my 782. They do great for the price. I think I should have bought the 26's tho. The 23's do look a little bit funny.
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I also have 23" deestones on my 1200 currently, was thinking of putting them on my 1211. The deestones look alright I think.
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Tall tires can be a challenge on a WF,,,, These tires are about 26",,,,



Some people lift the fender with spacers,
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Tall tires can be a challenge on a WF,,,, These tires are about 26",,,,

Some people lift the fender with spacers,
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