How to Choose the Right Motorcycle Tire : Pro Tip

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Choosing the proper tire for your motorcycle is critical for both your safety and the performance of the bike. With literally hundreds of options potentially at your fingertips the process can get a little overwhelming. We break it down for you so you can get pointed in the right direction to choose the best set of tires for your machine.

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Going with the OEM model is good if you liked it. Something people may not know is a retail tire is going to have more tread and last longer than the OEM fitted tire if the same model. It will be better than the OEM set.

caoimhin
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Thanks guys just what I'm looking for now new tires.
All the best from NZ

davemagee
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Buy all my front tires from JP. I've shunned MC tires for the rear until someone makes one that lasts more than 12k miles.
Hope to see all at Anamosa open house again.

dougfresh
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Always great & informative content.

willkearney
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I have a 2018 Indian Scout (not a Bobber) and need a new rear tire but will replace both if recommended. I ride a lot (in Colorado, so lots of twisty roads) both in frequency and miles per ride……but I live off of a sandy gravel road (3 miles). Should I focus on a tire for cornering and touring or something with more tread for the dirt road? The gravel road can get rather treacherous after a rainstorm so I’m unsure what tires would be best.

Catawampuscrown
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Please Can I use a Tubeless Tire on a Tube Type spot wheel?

drillermaster
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I'm looking at kraft tech frams and want a 143ci s&s engine what size tire should I get for best handling and proformance

MegaErnieMAN
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I have a dyna convertible my tyre size is 130/90B16 can I upgrade to a 180

moneygame
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How about the wrong width changes the aspect ratio and the profile and messes up the handling.

richardcole
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04 Sportster 1200c - What is your take on regular rear tire & fatter front from stock spoked on stock setup 21” to 19”; Ride style is a bit more trusty on rear tire and leaning hard enough for a track. Thanks guys!

jedifabiano
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Ive bought dunlops from jp, the first 402 the rear tire was almost 7000 miles, with the brags of the american elite I changed to them, right now I have 4900 on the rear tire and its gone, no burn outs, no passengers and no large box on the back chrome luggage rack instead, 08 ultra . Dunlop never returned my call . Some people seem a little confused, ultra weighs about 950 pounds, their are 2 wheels, that means about half the weight is on one wheel and half on the other wheel and maybe 55% on one and 45% on the other, or even 60% -40%, the point is 950 pounds is not on one tire . Stop at a weigh station an ask . You do have to figure what total weigh you may haul, camping, passenger etc... Im looking at 888 and C ll, I ran 880 on my 1200C about 9000 miles on the rear . $200.00+ and I dont get 10, 000 miles isnt worth it to me .

charlesmccormick
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Very informative, thanks
Question : do you recommend Firestone nostalgic Tyre for my customized slim s?? I have been told it is not very sticky. Thanks

samshms
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Hey Patrick, great info, any recommendations on what we should consider for those of us with trikes? Currently have an ‘06 Ultra Classic with a Champion rear. Thx

davidnetzband
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Warning I only look once when pulling out

rustyshakelford
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I'm tired all the time...get it?!?

KTMGUY
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Don’t have to work on mine it’s a Harley

darrell