What is the marking on the sidewall? Metzeler ME 880 Marathon 90/90-21 M/C 54H?
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90/90 refers to the width, the 21 is wheel size. The rest is fluff. Good tires, last twice as long as Dunlops. ME 880's are all I use.
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That's exactly what it is. 90/90 is height and width. 80/90 is stock for my bike and it fits perfect.
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You might have to contact the seller for that information. It is been a while since I put the cover on my tire so I don't have that information anymore, and the tag on it is probably in the insideof the cover. Sorry, I'm not removing it to check.
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Hi,I did check mine,don't see any machine marks, checked out flat and smooth within accuracy of 0.001,now 0.005 is just way to much.I will return that for another one,thanks for info!!!!!
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Volffas, The manual that comes with the unit says it is "water resistent". I had the previous Standard Horizon model (CP 175) mounted under my dodger above the companionway for 8 years and had no water intrusion issues. Hope that helps.Jake Howard
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I would think the manufacturer would have the answer. I gave it away so I can't look on the bottom to see if there is any marking. Sorry I cannot help you. Curious as to why you are interested in that.
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Optimal combination of high mileage and function in low temperatures. * 2-layer Vectranbreaker and DuraSkin sidewall reinforcement * Grippy and proven tread profile * Fine 3/330 tpi casing fabric for great handling and smooth riding * Very high puncture resistance and durability This is from Continental's web site. I would say "yes" 330 tpi.
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Please look on the sidewall of tire. It will be clearly written there.Good luck!
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I'm not familiar with that model and can't find specifications online. I'll share how I found the one that fit my machine. 1: Look on the sidewall of the tire and there will be a series if numbers that show the tire size. 2: Measure the width of the hub. Measure the inside distance between the fork arms. (May have to remove wheel to do this.) 3: Measure the diameter and length if the axel bolt. . Sign on to Amazon and search for "Marathon tire- flat free". That should bring us a list of all sizes available and hopefully yours is there. (You will want a centered hub. If the hub axel diameter is larger than the axel bolt you can get bushing to fit. Hope this helps. I'm not familiar with that model and can't find specifications online. I'll share how I found the one that fit my machine. 1: Look on the sidewall of the tire and there will be a series if numbers that show the tire size. 2: Measure the width of the hub. Measure the inside distance between the fork arms. (May have to remove wheel to do this.) 3: Measure the diameter and length if the axel bolt. . Sign on to Amazon and search for "Marathon tire- flat free". That should bring us a list of all sizes available and hopefully yours is there. (You will want a centered hub. If the hub... » Read More I'm not familiar with that model and can't find specifications online. I'll share how I found the one that fit my machine. 1: Look on the sidewall of the tire and there will be a series if numbers that show the tire size. 2: Measure the width of the hub. Measure the inside distance between the fork arms. (May have to remove wheel to do this.) 3: Measure the diameter and length if the axel bolt. . Sign on to Amazon and search for "Marathon tire- flat free". That should bring us a list of all sizes available and hopefully yours is there. (You will want a centered hub. If the hub axel diameter is larger than the axel bolt you can get bushing to fit. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I found the info on the tire rack site. There is a set of numbers and letters molded into the tire sidewall. Since 2000, the week and year the tire was produced has been provided by the last four digits of the Tire Identification Number with the 2 digits being used to identify the week immediately preceding the 2 digits used to identify the year.
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the number above the line that is at the edge of the chrome housing, hope this helps.
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Look at the size of your tires. It should be imprinted on the sidewall.....
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It measures 20mm across the brake track. It's a standard rim. It was an exact replacement for the Matrix rims on my 1985 Trek 600. It laced right in with the same hub and spokes. It has given good service so far. The material is not hardened, so wear may increase unless soft pads are used.
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I just checked the one I received and have used since. No specific marking, sorry...
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There are no markings. It isn't super sturdy, I have already bent it. However I do use it almost everyday and it works well for the price.
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ok....this is for a motorcycle. not sure about those "marks"...its on the bike now and i`m not taking it apart to check. good to know about legal limitations though.
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The best dang tire you can buy for a truck weighing more than 8k lbs and needing great off road capabilities. Just curious. Why do you care about the sidewalls? Worried about curbs or bullets? lol.
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Hi, I am not at home at the moment, so I cannot look to see if there any marks on it. Sorry. I'll save your email and when I get home on the weekend, I'll take a look and let you know. Good luck.