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I have an FLHTC and my dealer wanted $550 front and rear mounted for the oem Dunlops.
I ended up going with an indy and got Metzeler 880"s for $400.
Some buy them on line and pay to have them mounted, but not sure you save that much, at least at a local place you have someone to speak with face to face if there's an issue at a later date.
www.jakewilson.com or www.denniskirk.com
You should get free shipping with either + better prices than the stealer!
I bought 2 Dunlop D402's @ Dennis Kirk dec. of 2011 for less than $200.00 for both shipped.
The answer depends on if you take your wheel off and refit yourself, or want a ride in/ride out service, also if you want factory tyres or after market. I take my wheels into my local Yamaha dealer, who is just down the road and get them to supply/fit.
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