Ok look Burgman riders out there. if you have the MONEY! DO NOT and i'll say it again... do not put a car tire on your bike..because if you are NOT SURE of your riding skills DO NOT GO TO THE DARK SIDE! because at times it is a hand full..it's a CAR tire.. do the math. but i love it.......Bryan
@bryanb1973 let me retart if i may..If you stay under 75mph and keep your rear shock setting at four and under. on solo riding..Or do most of your riding around town. than i think you'll love it. Burgman Bryan
@bryanb1973 The 90psi to seat the tire is typical for seating a car tire on a motorcycle rim. Many times 100psi is needed. I only had to go 63psi to get mine to seat.
@jetpowered1 it's not rubbing any where. as far as the turns go. as long as your not speed racing around it's fine. i was getting about 8 to 10,000 miles out of a set of tires. that's not good enough for me.
Ok look Burgman riders out there. if you have the MONEY! DO NOT and i'll say it again... do not put a car tire on your bike..because if you are NOT SURE of your riding skills DO NOT GO TO THE DARK SIDE! because at times it is a hand full..it's a CAR tire.. do the math. but i love it.......Bryan
bryanb1973 5 months ago
@bryanb1973 let me retart if i may..If you stay under 75mph and keep your rear shock setting at four and under. on solo riding..Or do most of your riding around town. than i think you'll love it. Burgman Bryan
bryanb1973 4 months ago
The chrome is brighter on the darkside. lol How much pressure did it take to seat the bead?
mmknorr123 7 months ago
@mmknorr123 about 90psi and i ended up using spray chain wax around the bead. it gets a little funny above 85 mph. it like to walk around a bit.
bryanb1973 7 months ago
@bryanb1973 The 90psi to seat the tire is typical for seating a car tire on a motorcycle rim. Many times 100psi is needed. I only had to go 63psi to get mine to seat.
cashstore1 3 months ago
The chrome is brighter on the darkside. lol
mmknorr123 7 months ago
How about in a turn left and right?
Does it rub anywhere?
Why is yours eating rear tires?
jetpowered1 7 months ago
@jetpowered1 it's not rubbing any where. as far as the turns go. as long as your not speed racing around it's fine. i was getting about 8 to 10,000 miles out of a set of tires. that's not good enough for me.
bryanb1973 7 months ago