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DGlide.....what year is your bike?
I hace a 2005 FXDCI with the stock 150 rear and was wondering about the ME880's for my bike
did you do both the front & the rear?
If there is no fitment problem I will go with the 160 rear instead of the stock size 150.
My 'glide is a 2004 which is basically the same as your 2005. The 160 should fit w/o any problem. I've got over 1500 miles on it so far and no problems at all, no belt or fender clearance issues at all. The 150 was stock on my bike also, only did the back.
DGlide.....what year is your bike?
I hace a 2005 FXDCI with the stock 150 rear and was wondering about the ME880's for my bike
did you do both the front & the rear?
If there is no fitment problem I will go with the 160 rear instead of the stock size 150.
My 'glide is a 2004 which is basically the same as your 2005. The 160 should fit w/o any problem. I've got over 1500 miles on it so far and no problems at all, no belt or fender clearance issues at all. The 150 was stock on my bike also, only did the back.
iv'e run just about every tire over the years...the best iv'e found are the metzler me 880s good wear,handle well,come in just about any size ya want. make shure they mount them up right...the front tire tread pattern will look backwards ...look for the derection arrow.
freebird
I just had a avon roadrunner put on the front of my wide glide. I was replacing my original Dunlop (at 6600 miles![:@]). I am amazed at how much more traction I feel from this tire, especially in the turns. It looks a bit bigger than the Dunlop. Does anyone know the specs on this? Is it bigger than the stock Dunlop 21inch? Maybe it's bigger because it isn't worn out yet.
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