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| The stock tires suck on the Concours. Can anyone out there recommend a good set of touring tires that will last and wear right> Money is no object
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| I have had good luck with Dunlop D205's on my Connie. I usually get around 15,000 miles out of a set. I have a Dunlop D220 on the front of my Connie now and it is wearing even better than the D205's do. Dunlop doesn't make a D220 that will fit the rear though, and they don't recommend running a D220 up front and a D205 in the rear, but I haven't had any problems with that set-up.
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| I put Dunlop 491 elite front & rear; exact same size as Goldwing 1500; front tire has to be 0 psi & air added after installed on bike; I LOVE THEM:HANDLING IS GREAT
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| Dunlop 205's front and rear. I get about 9,000 miles out of them and I'm a very agressive rider.
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| | Metzler 880's in the Wing size. |
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