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We have Metzler 880's 130/90 on our ultra any problems with them. The guy that put them on said to keep 50 p.s.i. in them, got about 2000 mi on them right now  \\;
Interesting....I'm on my third set of Metz 880 with absolutely no problems. I'm running a 130/16 on the front and currently have 27,000 miles on it...I'm changing to a new one this week. I run the 150/16 on the rear and have gotten 11,000 miles on the last 2 of them that I've used. I run them at 42/42psi...the maximum.....fyi, the 140 rear runs at 50psi
When I see tires coming apart I always suspect underinflation...IMHO
I am sure people can point has stories like these with other tires (and this one is not good). Is this isolated or are their documented legitmate issues we should be concerned about.
I have been very happy with mine and their has been a lot of forum members here very happy..
I know what you said the side wall tire presure was indicated at 42 psi, but check out what the their website says: http://www.us.metzelermoto.com/web/p...s/default.page
They say you need to run at least 44-46 solo!!
Why the side walls would indicate something different I do not understand.
I know what you said the side wall tire presure was indicated at 42 psi, but check out what the their website says: http://www.us.metzelermoto.com/web/p...s/default.page
They say you need to run at least 44-46 solo!!
Why the side walls would indicate something different I do not understand.
True, but make sure of your tire size and read the lower line....my 150 is 42psi max....140's are up to 50psi
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