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Bald Tire
#31
I could run to the edge of my stock 140's (no chicken strips), I cannot do that on the 160's. Don't think I'm cornering any easier. I'm no Ricky Roadracer on the street, but I think I ride fairly well.
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(07-17-2018, 01:58 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: No clearance issues.A lot of us run the 160 PR3 on the rear of our bikes, both 13 & 14's. Rides fine. I have 30,000 miles on 160 rears on my 14 deluxe. This will be my first 120 front though since Michelin discontinued the 110 fronts. Redbirds and Flyn run the 120's on theirs no prob.

+1 for my 2013 ... and 160 PR3 in rear for my 2014, while front is 110 Dunlop (both radials)
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