Dunlop E3's on Sale

ctmedic · #1 07-03-2008, 01:29 PM

For those of you interested and considering the Dunlop E3's Ronayers.com is have a sale on them. It appears they are the MU90B16s (Rear Tire) Under $95.00
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Great tire and so far great wear on my first set.
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http://www.ronayers.com/browseparts....08&amp\\;adv=4
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TexasRedneck · #2 07-03-2008, 01:33 PM

hmm......are they rated fer the Harley?

ctmedic · #3 07-03-2008, 01:45 PM

Yes they are. I believe they are either 77H or 74H rated for 900+ lbs. Without going to the dunlop site I cant remember the exact #. The only issue is they only offer them in Blackwall. I didnt mind at all as WWW were driving me nuts with cleaning.
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Frank

wbogley · #4 07-03-2008, 01:49 PM

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ORIGINAL: ctmedic

Yes they are. I believe they are either 77H or 74H rated for 900+ lbs. Without going to the dunlop site I cant remember the exact #. The only issue is they only offer them in Blackwall. I didnt mind at all as WWW were driving me nuts with cleaning.
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The E3 have a higher load rating then the 402 I think.&nbsp\\; However, for some reason they dont make a MU8516 for my street glide in the E3.

BM83 · #5 07-03-2008, 01:58 PM

the MU90 is virtually the same. It is the one you would use on the rear.

droehr · #6 07-03-2008, 02:31 PM

That's $20 cheaper than J&amp\\;P.&nbsp\\; I just bought one from J&amp\\;P about a month ago.
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Dang!

Flying Horse · #7 07-03-2008, 02:37 PM

For what its worth Pirelli just came out with a new touring tire that is supposed to be above and beyond. I read about them early this week but forget what they are called.
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E3's are, from what I've read and heard, a real improvement over the stock Dunny.

iclick · #8 07-03-2008, 03:31 PM

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ORIGINAL: wbogley

The E3 have a higher load rating then the 402 I think.&nbsp\\;\\\\\\; However, for some reason they dont make a MU8516 for my street glide in the E3.

I'm running the MU90-16 on my '07 SG rear and there is no fitment problem. The MU85 and MU90 are almost identlical height and width, the MU90 being a few hundreds larger in both directions.

I now have 4600 miles on this E3 rear and it shows 8/32" of tread compared to 11/32" new.&nbsp\\; At this rate I expect to get at least 16k, possibly 17k, out of this tire, which is a drastic improvement over the stock D402's. I got only 10k out of each of the first two D402's. Performance is at least as good as the D402's, wet and dry, and I see no downside to these tires except that they are only available in BW. No problem for me, as that's what I need.

garyhendley · #9 07-03-2008, 04:23 PM

i got about 12,000 miles on my last dunlops looking to change to a better tire
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thanks for the info

ctmedic · #10 07-03-2008, 04:42 PM

12K out of OEM Dunlops is pretty damn good. I got about 12.5K out of mine.
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Frank