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I know asking questions on here about topics that have been beaten to death goes over like a fart in church so I'll ask, anyone know of a couple good threads about tires for a Dyna?
Or, if anyone feels like beating it to death some more...
+1 on the Metz. ME880s! Been running them for years. Do yourself a favor.....Reguardless of your choice of manufaturers, Make the rear a radial...it will make those road sakes (Butt wiggles) go away.
I've been loving my metzelers, the profile is more round than the dunlops also. I immediately noticed that I could throw the bike, side to side easier.. I have read on here that people say the Avons are stickier.
I couldn't help but notice that NOBODY has ever said that they would put back on the same tire as the bike came with originally. My Road King came with Dunlops that appear to be wearing very well. At 11,000 miles I'm just starting to think about possibly replacing the front and the rear seems to be wearing fine. What's the stigma with using the OE tire as the replacement tire?
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