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i have found sizes for oyher bikes on this forum but cant seem to find a size for 2011 streetglide i have a new 195-55-16 in my shop that i had ordered for another bike will it fit the glide if not can any one tell me what does got the bike new in april have 8200 miles on it and ive allready run the tire longer than i should have any help would be appreciated
yours is more narrow with a lower sidewall
2011 Tires (DunlopŽ Harley-Davidson Series, bias blackwall front and rear):
Front D408F BW 130/70B18 63H
Rear D407 BW 180/65B16 81H
i have found sizes for oyher bikes on this forum but cant seem to find a size for 2011 streetglide i have a new 195-55-16 in my shop that i had ordered for another bike will it fit the glide if not can any one tell me what does got the bike new in april have 8200 miles on it and ive allready run the tire longer than i should have any help would be appreciated
That will fit, it is a little more low profile so your odometer might be off a little.
the 195-55 sure looks wide but you think the street glide has enough clearance? how will odometer be off i put enough miles on i dont want it racking miles it doesnt have what about fuel millage any ideas and i did a search on the 180/65b16 it pulls up mc tires what size car tire are people running on the newer streetglides?
i have found sizes for oyher bikes on this forum but cant seem to find a size for 2011 streetglide i have a new 195-55-16 in my shop that i had ordered for another bike will it fit the glide if not can any one tell me what does got the bike new in april have 8200 miles on it and ive allready run the tire longer than i should have any help would be appreciated
The 195/55-16 does fit. Its just a little shorter than the OEM 180/65B16, so like somebody else said your speedo will be a little off.
The 195/60-16 car tire is just about perfect, same diameter as the OEM bike tire and very easy to install.
I have the Bridgestone Taranza 195-60-16 and it fit great and rides even better. I run solo 100% of the time and run 28 psi for a smooth ride and long lasting.
Not to hijack the post but why run a car tire? The only advantange I see is saving a few bucks. It's got to effect how the bike turns and sticks to the road. I'm not trying to be a smart a$$ just trying to understand. 14k on my rear tire hoping to get 20.
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