Michelin Scorcher Tires, Grip ??
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Michelin Scorcher Tires, Grip ??
Hey guys, I'm coming off a BMW S1000RR, and enjoyed the lack of "Chicken Strips" on my tires, but now that I have my 2016- 48, how good are these Scorcher Tires.
Given the lack of clearance when we turn our Harley's. I'm planing on New Joker Pegs without the feelers, and I'm wondering, what part of the bike is going to touch down first without the feelers ?? , I'm guessing the pipes ??
These Scorchers seem sticky enough , I hope 🤔
Thanks,
Given the lack of clearance when we turn our Harley's. I'm planing on New Joker Pegs without the feelers, and I'm wondering, what part of the bike is going to touch down first without the feelers ?? , I'm guessing the pipes ??
These Scorchers seem sticky enough , I hope 🤔
Thanks,
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Hey guys, I'm coming off a BMW S1000RR, and enjoyed the lack of "Chicken Strips" on my tires, but now that I have my 2016- 48, how good are these Scorcher Tires.
Given the lack of clearance when we turn our Harley's. I'm planing on New Joker Pegs without the feelers, and I'm wondering, what part of the bike is going to touch down first without the feelers ?? , I'm guessing the pipes ??
These Scorchers seem sticky enough , I hope 🤔
Thanks,
Given the lack of clearance when we turn our Harley's. I'm planing on New Joker Pegs without the feelers, and I'm wondering, what part of the bike is going to touch down first without the feelers ?? , I'm guessing the pipes ??
These Scorchers seem sticky enough , I hope 🤔
Thanks,
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The Scorchers on my Sporty are fine and we (Mrs B and I) have both ridden it in heavy rain with no probs. Having owned Harleys for decades I always go back to Avons and have them on my Glide, so will probably use them on the Sporty when the time comes. If you do use them be aware that Avon normally recommend higher pressures than in the owners manual. Check their website. Unfortunately many owners fail to realise that when changing to aftermarket tyres they should check what the correct pressures are. Your tyre supplier should advise you IMHO.
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