That front is a direct copy of Continental RB112. I really liked the Conti's (so much so I managed t get a pair for my 360)
Rear is a copy of Dunlop TT100, you may not like it as much , tends to 'drop' into corners but actually puts more rubber on the road so is completely safe (in my opinion) I loved the TT100 but only as a pair F&R
With today's tyre technology, they are probably superior to the originals?

 

Pj - impressive tire knowledge! I would think that even a modern Duro tire would be technologically superior to the originals.

 

I am posting this because I had trouble finding this information when buying tires. I wanted near stock looking tires for my 1975 CB360T. Here is what I went with including side by side pictures. The new tires are on the right.

Duro HF317 3.00x18 front tire:
View attachment 45112

Duro HF314 3.50x18 rear tire:
View attachment 45113

I paid ~$176 (including shipping) for tires, tubes, and rim strips. I purchased is all together from Scrambler Cycle in Cameron, WI (via their eBay store).

There may be a few tires out there that are a bit closer in appearance, but weighing appearance, cost, and other factors; this is what I came up with.

Casey,

Thanks for sharing the info, I was looking for the exact same thing and your info pointed me in the right direction. I purchased the same pair. I just wanted to add that I was able to get the same set from Dennis Kirk for $123, shipped. On ebay, the best I could find was around $180. My cb360T has the original tires with only 1200 miles on them. Interestingly the rear is in great shape with no dry rot, and the front has minimal amounts but I'm not trusting my life on 40 yo tires.


Thanks,

Paul

 

I am posting this because I had trouble finding this information when buying tires. I wanted near stock looking tires for my 1975 CB360T. Here is what I went with including side by side pictures. The new tires are on the right.

Duro HF317 3.00x18 front tire:
View attachment 45112

Duro HF314 3.50x18 rear tire:
View attachment 45113

I paid ~$176 (including shipping) for tires, tubes, and rim strips. I purchased is all together from Scrambler Cycle in Cameron, WI (via their eBay store).

There may be a few tires out there that are a bit closer in appearance, but weighing appearance, cost, and other factors; this is what I came up with.

Casey,

Thanks for sharing the info, I was looking for the exact same thing and your info pointed me in the right direction. I purchased the same pair. I just wanted to add that I was able to get the same set from Dennis Kirk for $123, shipped. On ebay, the best I could find was around $180. My cb360T has the original tires with only 1200 miles on them. Interestingly the rear is in great shape with no dry rot, and the front has minimal amounts but I'm not trusting my life on 40 yo tires.


Thanks,

Paul

 

Dennis Kirk part #'s if anyone is interested were:
#:540771, 535198, 540770, 54139, and 54138.

Tires, tubes, and rim strips.