See my signature. I'll go to the darkside again when the rear shows enough wear.
See my signature. I'll go to the darkside again when the rear shows enough wear.
-Tim
2009 BMW R1200RT
2013 Honda F6B HR Signature Series (born 7/17/13; sold 6/25/16)
2011 AB Trailer
2005 Honda GL1800 Portland Gray Metallic (Gone), 2005 Honda VTX 1300R (Gone), 2004 Honda Shadow Aero 750 (Gone)
Darksider #858: Kumho Ecsta 195/55/16 with Dynabeads/Dunlop E3
IBA #47379
GWRRA
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I did have a Bridgestone on my Valk, no issues, great in the rain...not sure about the F6B going forward... and no I can remember the size...190-16 maybe
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I'm curious on the pros/cons of run flat tires.
I have a goodyear on my Valk. I have the Michelin Alpin mounted for the F6B, just havent put on the bike yet.
bobbyf6b, WEIGHT!!! Other than the weight there are no real concerns not associated with other DS tires. You NEED to keep wheel and tire weight as close to stock as possible. Run Flats are usually heavier than a traditional tire. Hope that helps you......
I thought some of you considering DS might find this interesting: http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/tir...0r16-195-55r16
You can type in whatever tire size you are considering and get a comparison.
For the record I ran a Bridgestone Potenza 195/55R-16 on my Vision when I had it DS. Same size rear tire as a Goldwing. Some guys ran the 185/55R-16 even though it was a little shorter. It offered a little better sidewall clearance if running a hitch.