Question about dunlop Elite 3 sizing ?
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Question about dunlop Elite 3 sizing ?
I'm getting ready to buy some E3's from dennis kirk, The only differance I can see between the mu- 90HB-16 and the mt-90HB-16 is width and load rating. The mu-90Hb- 16 being the wider and having a higher load rating. I cannot, However, find the front tire in the mu rating on dennis kirk's website. Just the MT rating. By the way the skins will be going on a 04 RK custom. I have been running Avon's, The second back tire I went with had a heavier load rating and I got better milage out of the tire. Any help would be appreciated.
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From: Longview,TX
Put a new set on about 2 weeks ago,so far they are great.Front tire sings a little,but not bad.
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+1. What Dawg says.
I don't think you will be disappointed with the E-3's.
They stick like glue in the corners and on wet surfaces.
I don't know about mileage yet...only about 3000, so far, so good.
I don't think you will be disappointed with the E-3's.
They stick like glue in the corners and on wet surfaces.
I don't know about mileage yet...only about 3000, so far, so good.
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I run MU rear and MT front on my '99 RK with no problems with fitment.
Love the tires! You won't be dissapointed. I have about 11,000 miles so far on my rear and it is starting to show signs its time to change it. But I will put probably get another 2,000 miles on them before the snow flies and change the rear in the spring. Front tire will last much longer.
Love the tires! You won't be dissapointed. I have about 11,000 miles so far on my rear and it is starting to show signs its time to change it. But I will put probably get another 2,000 miles on them before the snow flies and change the rear in the spring. Front tire will last much longer.