Dunlop E3's or Michelin commander II
#32
2500 miles on these tires replacing Dunlop D407 and D408f on 2010 Fatboy Lo 107 kit with cams riding 2 up. Temps 90 to 100 on all these mile except for the 2 rain runs we had. Tires have less rolling resistance than stock along with improving fuel economy by 1-2 mpg consistently. Cornering is ROCK SOLID with better lean in and faster response on quick switchbacks! Dry/wet grip is better. Tar strips, rain grooves etc are no issue at all. Biggest improvment is durability!!! No signs of were or flattening out in the center on the rear after 2500 miles. I will NEVER go back to the Dunlops
#33
2500 miles on these tires replacing Dunlop D407 and D408f on 2010 Fatboy Lo 107 kit with cams riding 2 up. Temps 90 to 100 on all these mile except for the 2 rain runs we had. Tires have less rolling resistance than stock along with improving fuel economy by 1-2 mpg consistently. Cornering is ROCK SOLID with better lean in and faster response on quick switchbacks! Dry/wet grip is better. Tar strips, rain grooves etc are no issue at all. Biggest improvment is durability!!! No signs of were or flattening out in the center on the rear after 2500 miles. I will NEVER go back to the Dunlops
#34
I started to roll the bike out of the garage after the tire change and noticed the difference right then. I check tire pressure all the time and never let the dunlops run on low pressure! The commander II tires have gave the bike a whole new personality all for the better, and they are showing no were after 2500 were the dunlops were flattened in the center by now... Performance in real hot conditions in heavy curves and hills are the same or better and in rain. I am SOLD lol (need to update my sig and pic)
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#37
Hard to tell by the pic, but the groves are DEEP!
Last edited by Bill03E; 07-18-2012 at 07:43 PM.
#39
I have 3000 on my Commander II now, I love it so far! Way better then the stock Dunlop. 3000 miles and no sign of wear. I feared that I may have less traction with the increased mileage tire and it seems to stick very well in the corners. I guess I agree with all the other comments, other then the road snakes. The tires made no difference when hitting them, 850 pounds is going to sink in hot tar no matter what tire you have on! Only thing that sucks is they don't make the matching front tire for the '11 and '12 Streetglides. I emailed them and received a response that at this time they have no intentions of making that size. Probably go with E3 when need new front. I would highly recommend this tire to anyone!
#40