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After reading all the reviews I have decided to put Dunlop E3s on my 2008 FLHT. The rear tire on the bike is a Dunlop D402 MU85B16. Will the Dunlop E3 MU90B16 fit with no modifications? The E3 front tire size matches what's on the bike now and the speed ratings match or are better on both replacement tires. Any suggestions on where to buy them? Thanks for the help. Spring is coming
After reading all the reviews I have decided to put Dunlop E3s on my 2008 FLHT. The rear tire on the bike is a Dunlop D402 MU85B16. Will the Dunlop E3 MU90B16 fit with no modifications? The E3 front tire size matches what's on the bike now and the speed ratings match or are better on both replacement tires. Any suggestions on where to buy them? Thanks for the help. Spring is coming
If you go to the Dunlop motorcycle website the exact tire dimensions are listed there and
you will see that even though the E3 is a 90 series tire it is no taller than the D402 - go
figure. I really like the E3 rear but found that an extra 5 psi makes it more stable. imo.
I looked at Dennis Kirk for my tires and they where $30 more in everything as far as tires I used revzilla.com and got them in 4days. It's worth a look.
I had one on my '08 FLHX. Loved it. Got 17k out of the rear, put another one on and my bike was totaled. I hope they come out with one for my '14 FLHXS. Gonna need a tire before summer is over.
I had one on my '08 FLHX. Loved it. Got 17k out of the rear, put another one on and my bike was totaled. I hope they come out with one for my '14 FLHXS. Gonna need a tire before summer is over.
I looked at Dennis Kirk for my tires and they where $30 more in everything as far as tires I used revzilla.com and got them in 4days. It's worth a look.
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