Enought of the smart cracks if you's ever read any of my recent posts in various DS and Other tyre issue Threads I made it Quite clear of my intentions....... now I want some Pictures Please
The Michelin Commander II Cruiser tire will more than likely be my next front tire after doing comparing on the tire calculator. I've had Michelin on my sport bike I once had and loved those tires. With the Bridgestone Exedra Max as the rear tire.
Yeah Yeah I have actually seen the tyre in the flesh I want to see one on a bike to see how much Gap there is under the guard, in other words on the BIKE. Thanks anyway Bull
The Michelin Commander II Cruiser tire will more than likely be my next front tire after doing comparing on the tire calculator. I've had Michelin on my sport bike I once had and loved those tires. With the Bridgestone G852 Exedra as the rear tire.
please note the link had the incorrect size in it. It is a 140/75/17 not a 145/75/17 so run the 140 size thru it before you decide
edit,- there doesnt appear to be that much difference but other Question does anyone know the load rating as I couldn't find it... probally going blind
Yeah Yeah I have actually seen the tyre in the flesh I want to see one on a bike to see how much Gap there is under the guard, in other words on the BIKE. Thanks anyway Bull
The Michelin Commander II Cruiser tire will more than likely be my next front tire after doing comparing on the tire calculator. I've had Michelin on my sport bike I once had and loved those tires. With the Bridgestone G852 Exedra as the rear tire.
I'd go with an Exedra Max on the rear. Just be aware that the Bridgestone is a bigger tyre than OEM ie higher profile, so it raises the rear a little. The Commander will drop the front a little so there will be a combined effect on handling. Not a bad thing necessarily, just be aware.
I'd go with an Exedra Max on the rear. Just be aware that the Bridgestone is a bigger tyre than OEM ie higher profile, so it raises the rear a little. The Commander will drop the front a little so there will be a combined effect on handling. Not a bad thing necessarily, just be aware.
according to the calulater in the link it will drop the front 15mm (tad over 1/2 inch) that with the extra 20 mm in my rear shocks and extra bit from the excerdra it will carve the curves