grafikfeat
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Bias Ply or Radial on the Steering? Does it matter? 
I have a K Block on the hack... And a car tire on the rear...
I have a K Block on the hack... And a car tire on the rear...
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Steering Tire...
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Sidecar Front Tires
I've been riding rigs with Block Ks on the front since 1985. My current rig, a 1987 K100LT, has a Hannigan sidecar, after-market leading link forks, and, like yours, an automotive rear tire. In my opinion, the front forks have more effect on handling than the type of front tire.
I've been riding rigs with Block Ks on the front since 1985. My current rig, a 1987 K100LT, has a Hannigan sidecar, after-market leading link forks, and, like yours, an automotive rear tire. In my opinion, the front forks have more effect on handling than the type of front tire.
m3sportevo
m3sportevo
just put a Metzeler 880 on my 2009 R1200GSA w/DMC sidecar ....
so far so good.
Pete
so far so good.
Pete
grafikfeat
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From a 110 to a 130 on front... Big ol' fattie...
