Another Dunlop E3 fan
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Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 3,471
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From: Ocala, FL
that was on the front, and I have no idea how it lasted that long! No nitrogen, just air from my compressor. Pressure at whatever the manual specified, don't recall off hand, but I didn't check it all that often.
I got 31,000 on my first front 402.
I got 31,000 on my first front 402.
Road Master
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 832
Likes: 29
From: New England
Ok,
Close to 500 miles on the E3's and YES they are everything I had heard they were / are.
They changed the way I look at and ride the bike. Is the Electra Glide as nice a ride as my Road Glide was...........NO
But its a lot better now with the E3's then it was the with the 402's.
Its a work in progress. I've added lowers, a fork baffle, changed windshields 4 times and added progressive 440's. It's better. OK but not great.
The tires DID make a huge difference. I rode the bike hard the last few days and could really appreciate the difference in handling and feel of the road.
So bottom line is i highly recommend the E3's
Close to 500 miles on the E3's and YES they are everything I had heard they were / are.
They changed the way I look at and ride the bike. Is the Electra Glide as nice a ride as my Road Glide was...........NO
But its a lot better now with the E3's then it was the with the 402's.
Its a work in progress. I've added lowers, a fork baffle, changed windshields 4 times and added progressive 440's. It's better. OK but not great.
The tires DID make a huge difference. I rode the bike hard the last few days and could really appreciate the difference in handling and feel of the road.
So bottom line is i highly recommend the E3's
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Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 2,598
Likes: 19
From: Naples FL / Pine TWP PA
Ok,
Close to 500 miles on the E3's and YES they are everything I had heard they were / are.
They changed the way I look at and ride the bike. Is the Electra Glide as nice a ride as my Road Glide was...........NO
But its a lot better now with the E3's then it was the with the 402's.
Its a work in progress. I've added lowers, a fork baffle, changed windshields 4 times and added progressive 440's. It's better. OK but not great.
The tires DID make a huge difference. I rode the bike hard the last few days and could really appreciate the difference in handling and feel of the road.
So bottom line is i highly recommend the E3's
Close to 500 miles on the E3's and YES they are everything I had heard they were / are.
They changed the way I look at and ride the bike. Is the Electra Glide as nice a ride as my Road Glide was...........NO
But its a lot better now with the E3's then it was the with the 402's.
Its a work in progress. I've added lowers, a fork baffle, changed windshields 4 times and added progressive 440's. It's better. OK but not great.
The tires DID make a huge difference. I rode the bike hard the last few days and could really appreciate the difference in handling and feel of the road.
So bottom line is i highly recommend the E3's
Stellar HDF Member
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 3,159
Likes: 1,080
From: Brandon, Mississippi
MT90B-16 on the front and MU90B-16
Would these be the correct sizes for a 2008 Street Glide? I will need tires this week before leaving for a trip and would like to put these on.
Would these be the correct sizes for a 2008 Street Glide? I will need tires this week before leaving for a trip and would like to put these on.
I've got about 1,000 mis. on my 2nd set of E3's.I got over 13,000 out of the 1st set.
The rear wasn't completely worn out,and the front was about 1/2 wore out,but going to
FL the 1st of July so I got new tires now.One good thing is I didn"t pay much more for
2 E3's than I did for 1 Harley Dunlop. The handling is greatly improved and the ride is
outstanding.Since most of my riding is 2 up I want only the best for my wife and my
bike to ride on.I think the Dunlop E3 is it.
The rear wasn't completely worn out,and the front was about 1/2 wore out,but going to
FL the 1st of July so I got new tires now.One good thing is I didn"t pay much more for
2 E3's than I did for 1 Harley Dunlop. The handling is greatly improved and the ride is
outstanding.Since most of my riding is 2 up I want only the best for my wife and my
bike to ride on.I think the Dunlop E3 is it.
Outstanding HDF Member
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 3,471
Likes: 5
From: Ocala, FL
Put my first rear E3 on last Oct at 51,022 miles. Just swapped it out last night at 73,931. 22,909 miles. I didn't expect much of a bump going from the 402's as I was getting 12-13,000 on them, but had figured a better ride. I got both. These tires are amazing.
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Joined: Sep 2008
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From: Westchester, NY
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