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"TIRES" BIAS VS RADIAL
« on: January 23, 2012, 11:31:57 AM »
 TO THOSE WITH SO MILES ON THEM,

 Thinking of a set a radials, can anyone chime in on a their thoughts and experience.
Benefits , disadvantages ???
 
 Also is it me or is there like no rear fender accessories for the 2011 FLHXSE2. Anybody
know of a source and front fender adds that are not plastic. Looking for the old cruiser look.

 I don't care as much as far as the milage factor. If the radials will ride and handle better,works for me.
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Re: "TIRES" BIAS VS RADIAL
« Reply #1 on: January 23, 2012, 06:25:06 PM »
Radials came stock on the Wife's 07 FLHRSE3 and they were very good when they were new. The life of the tires sucked. The front tire wore with a very strange pattern in 34K I think the bike had a least 5 front tires and 4 rear. Dunlop told me they are a performance tire and expect only 5 t 6 K miles.


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