Eny Miny Miny Mo..... which tires to get, i just cant decide
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Eny Miny Miny Mo..... which tires to get, i just cant decide
Do I get the Metzeler 880's or the Avon Cobra's, I just can't decide. I know both tires are good one's to get. I know cost more than the other. I know Denniskirk. com is the place to get them from. I did notice that the Metz. 130/70B/18 are listed for a Goldwing, common sense tells me that the tire will work for a better motorcycle.
I'm also doing dynabeads for the first time.
My riding area is Cape Cod, MA on a 2010 StreetGlide.
I'm also doing dynabeads for the first time.
My riding area is Cape Cod, MA on a 2010 StreetGlide.
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Available for Harley-Davidson touring bikes, 2009 models and newer, in sizes 130/80B17 and 180/65B16.
Last edited by soos; 01-28-2011 at 04:10 PM.
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I can vouch for the Metzler's, which I have now and bought to replace E3's, which are way over rated, and all about the same price. Did buy my last two sets from Dennis Kirk, BTW. Regardless of which manufacturer you use, make sure you look closely at load ratings. For instance, with my last set, Jake Wilson's prices initially looked better than Dennis Kirk but were for a lower weight rated tire-same size and brand. With a touring bike, if you run two up and loaded, you will be much happier in the long run with a more durable tire.
In my part of the Midwest I mostly see stock Dunlops on touring bikes and couldn't get any real feedback from riders using Avons. Tried the Dunlop E3's on a friends advice and wasn't satisfied. The Metzler's have a better feel to me, don't hunt and are a lot quieter than E3's.
In my part of the Midwest I mostly see stock Dunlops on touring bikes and couldn't get any real feedback from riders using Avons. Tried the Dunlop E3's on a friends advice and wasn't satisfied. The Metzler's have a better feel to me, don't hunt and are a lot quieter than E3's.