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Got a screw in the tire today so I'm going to be needing a new rear tire. I see the dunlop k591 and the commander II. Anybody have any good reviews to give. My stock dunlopd are 8 Years old with 3k miles on them. I've only had the bike the last 800 miles so i don't have much experience with the dunlops.
Yep, the front tire sets it up and the rear tire picks it up That sucks; I'd personally look at Pirelli and Michelin, due to the sizes on my Wide Glide I'm running one of each front and rear but I've had great success with both Pirelli and Michelin on my HD's and sportbikes; Dunflops are on my oh hell no list...
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New tires.
That sucks; I'd personally look at Pirelli and Michelin, due to the sizes on my Wide Glide I'm running one of each front and rear but I've had great success with both Pirelli and Michelin on my HD's and sportbikes; Dunflops are on my oh hell no list...
