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The Everything Breakout Thread
Road Master
Joined: Mar 2015
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From: Danburg, Georgia
Just found this on ebay. 26" wheel on a Breakout. Don't know if I am allowed to put a ebay link here. It's not mine. (Mods, if it needs to be deleted please do). http://www.ebay.com/itm/Harley-David...m=121786969431
Road Master
Joined: Sep 2015
Posts: 795
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From: Kane County IL
There is no Pirelli Diablo front tire available in the correct size.
Worrying about difference brand and tread on front versus rear may be a little over the top when many Harley models come from the factory with entirely different WHEELS front and rear!
And, looks of tires MIGHT be important, but performance certainly is MORE important!
Jim G
Worrying about difference brand and tread on front versus rear may be a little over the top when many Harley models come from the factory with entirely different WHEELS front and rear!
And, looks of tires MIGHT be important, but performance certainly is MORE important!
Jim G
Yes the bikes that they made with a spoked front and solid rear come to mind, not my cup of tea but some may love them and that's the beauty of it.
Ultimate HDF Member
Joined: Nov 2013
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From: Stuttgart, Germany
In Europe e.g. it's not permitted by the technical certification authorities to run different brand/type(or tread pattern) on front and rear. There must be a reason
And as far as I know (at least in Germany) the Pirelli Diablo is not cleared by the manufacturer to be used on the Breakout...there must be a reason for that as well
Road Master
Joined: Sep 2015
Posts: 795
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From: Kane County IL
In Europe e.g. it's not permitted by the technical certification authorities to run different brand/type(or tread pattern) on front and rear. There must be a reason
And as far as I know (at least in Germany) the Pirelli Diablo is not cleared by the manufacturer to be used on the Breakout...there must be a reason for that as well
And as far as I know (at least in Germany) the Pirelli Diablo is not cleared by the manufacturer to be used on the Breakout...there must be a reason for that as well
Yep, the Softail owners manual also WARNS against using tires other than specified by HD.