Need a little help with tires please

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Sep 8, 2015 | 07:23 PM

#21

ToffeeBrown

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Originally Posted by perki48

I like it, and havn't died yet.

That is not something I would advise. Engineers and physicists would cringe at this sight. Decrease safety and performance just to save a few bucks? No thanks. My family could use me around for a little while.

Sep 8, 2015 | 07:41 PM

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perki48

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From: Sandpoint, Idaho

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Originally Posted by ToffeeBrown

Enjoy, and possibly learn. But as I said before, Each to his own.

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Sep 8, 2015 | 08:46 PM

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Rollcrusher

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From: Tx

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Originally Posted by perki48

Not a problem, to each his own. Just throwing out an option. I do wonder however how much air pressure was on the Honda because I do not notice the transition at all. But then I no longer ride my bike as if it were a crotch rocket.

No judgment from me. Your choice and thanks for the option.

Think im going with the commander II or dunlop american elites.

Sep 9, 2015 | 06:24 PM

#24

jaxdwg

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From: Minden LA

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Originally Posted by Rollcrusher

Fair enough.....

I only have experience with the Dunlops. I cant complain about them, feel like i got a good run out of them. Never gave me any problems.

Biggest obstical for me is not going through my local HD, so now i have to do all the leg work......

Try Dennis Kirk , they will post your exact bike match and then you can switch to other brands that show equal size tires. makes looking for (other than factory tires) much easier