Darkside "car tire"
#51
08-20-2014, 06:34 PM
poor loopie
easy talk too your insurance company or your new friend your lawyer when your being raped in court
I give up trying too talk common scence too idiots
this forum has gone too **** with and should be ware off even letting stupid discussion like this ...we need too educate people not kill people, it could be one off your children that is killed by a clown running a car tyre on their bike...MODS don't delete educate people
I give up trying too talk common scence too idiots
this forum has gone too **** with and should be ware off even letting stupid discussion like this ...we need too educate people not kill people, it could be one off your children that is killed by a clown running a car tyre on their bike...MODS don't delete educate people
I agree, we need to educate people. That's what I'm trying to do to you. You know not of what you speak.
You have a great deal of information about riding on motorcycle tires, but nothing about riding on car tires and after that you just call names and spew ignorance.
I did have someone run into me last year while I was running a car tire on the rear. Guess what, nobody cared. Neither my insurance or the insurance of the tool that ran over me cared a lick.
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#52
08-20-2014, 06:48 PM
At least you have an appropriate name. " Any thing else and your a clown" for your information your is a possessive pronoun. I think what you wanted to say is "you're".
"IF your having mileage issues go too a touring compound rubber" The word too, indicates in excess. I think you would be more convincing if you use the word "to".
You like to throw a lot of names around and question peoples intelligence but it's not TOO effective when you can't spell basic words.
So we're the idiots?
"IF your having mileage issues go too a touring compound rubber" The word too, indicates in excess. I think you would be more convincing if you use the word "to".
You like to throw a lot of names around and question peoples intelligence but it's not TOO effective when you can't spell basic words.
So we're the idiots?
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08-20-2014, 08:12 PM
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08-21-2014, 05:33 AM
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Ride on is what I used instead of beads I have it in front Mt and back ct
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10-31-2014, 05:19 PM
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10-31-2014, 07:53 PM
car tyres on a bike if your using a sidecar is okay.. Any thing else and your a clown, bike tyres are made for bikes , they are designed too be leaned thru corners..... IF your having mileage issues go too a touring compound rubber,, NOT a sports soft rubber,,, for **** sake get off the drugs guys,,, Before you kill some innocent person when your bike becomes a stray missile
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EXPLAIN THIS too your insurance company why your running a car tyre on your bike???? CLAIM denied...... hurt some one and the LAWYERS are going too sue your **** ..BE warned you clowns
TELL ME IM WRONG I might be rude but I know the difference between car and bike tyres
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EXPLAIN THIS too your insurance company why your running a car tyre on your bike???? CLAIM denied...... hurt some one and the LAWYERS are going too sue your **** ..BE warned you clowns
TELL ME IM WRONG I might be rude but I know the difference between car and bike tyres
I've been running CTs on my bikes since 1978. Never a stray missile, insurance companies don't really care and I still haven't heard of one, no not one incident caused by a CT on a motorcycle.
You say wrong tire on a rim, doesn't fit right? Does the same go for my shoes if they aren't a perfect fit? How about my gloves, trousers, shirt etc. If that's the case, we are all in deep kimpshey if something about us isn't just right, right?
Here's an idea for ya. You just run your stock tires, stock hand grips, stock handle bars and everything else just as the bike came off the showroom floor and let us manage our own modifications. I think you will have more of a concern for people texting while on the road than a scooter running a CT.
and besides all that, did you read the sticky that Terry posted on the menu for the Dark Side forum, "The #1 Rule for this section!"? Obviously not or you wouldn't have posted here.
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11-05-2014, 02:34 PM
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2007 FLHTCUI Ready for the Darkside
I have a 2007 Harley Electra Glide Ultra Classic and am ready to go to the darkside. Looking for another Darkside Harley rider in the Atlanta area to meet up with so I can actually look at the tire that they have mounted. I understand for this model, the 195-60R16 is the best fit but I see that some of you have managed to fit the 205-60R16. Thanks in advance. Gean
#59
11-05-2014, 08:16 PM
Tire fitment
I have a 2007 Harley Electra Glide Ultra Classic and am ready to go to the darkside. Looking for another Darkside Harley rider in the Atlanta area to meet up with so I can actually look at the tire that they have mounted. I understand for this model, the 195-60R16 is the best fit but I see that some of you have managed to fit the 205-60R16. Thanks in advance. Gean
I'm not in Atlanta, but I can tell you a 195 or a 205 will not fit your bike. You have to have an 09 or later with the 5 inch wheel to be able to fit those tires.
There aren't many options for the 07 Ultra. There are a couple of taxi tires that will work.
