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888's.
My 2003 Stone is in need of new tires and tubes, ugh. It has Dunlap D404s on it now. What does the collective recommend for maximum tire life. I live in western WA and ride pretty mellow. Thanx for any advice, peace.
I've got 21K mi on rear 880's, 34K on front. V rated 880's a bit less, 17k mi on rear.
I had decent wear on my Jackal with and ME88 and later ME880 (think about 10-12k on the rear, more on the front).I currently have an ME888 on my Sportster and expect at least that (in the past I've gotten AS LITTLE as 8k on the Sporty rear with an ME880).I have a Pilot Activ on the back of my V7 and am hoping for 10k.Both the Pilot Activ and the ME888 feel a little less sure-footed in rain, I can get a little slippage on them when I didn't using a Sport Demon (V7) or ME88 or ME880 (Jackal and Sporty). It's probably worth the trade off for me on the V7, since the demon was ridiculous in wear, and I'll likely stick with it on the Sporty... Ironically maybe for the first time in my life I'm happy with a Dunlop (the new OEM ones on the RK, and though it's too early to tell wear I'm optimistic it's going to be long).That thoroughly confuse you?
they do have a very stiff carcass.
I've ran a many of those Dunlop's on my past 4 Harley's. It's hard to beat themOn those bikes.