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It is pretty interesting stuff to think about, this going over to <a href="http://lifeisaroad.com/stories/2004/10/27/theDarkSide.html">the Dark Side</a>. Will a car tire fit any model of BMW motorcycle? Anybody tried it, yet?
Didn't the model T have the same size rim width?...lol Seriously if anybody knows what can be done maybe ask CustomSarge on the forum? He does some really wild stuff.
Didn't we have this discussion already a while back? Or did I read that somewhere else? Anyway, sounds even more scary to me than those re-manufactured tires... Car tires aren't made to be driven/ridden on their edge, remember... But hey, it will entertain us, so please post pics of a K1200S with Michelin PilotSports front and back
One of my bikes is a R1200C with a Champion sidecar. I run a car tire on the rear. The factory rim is 15" so it's a no-brainer to use the car tire when you get 30-40k miles out of a car tire vs around 5k when pulling a sidehack. I took the hack off one time and rode around 50 miles with the car tire on the rear. Really couldn't tell much difference but then again, I didn't ride extremely aggressive.