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3fan4life

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Daniel Meyer

Currently running a V rated 205/60R-16 YOKOHAMA AVID ENVIGOR...because it's affordable and I like it. :)

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Daniel Meyer

NewValker

Hey Mark, ATT, almost 30k on it, no complaints, hasn't lost a pound of air in 3 years.
Craig
Turns out not what or where,
but who you ride with really matters




Avanti

Yokohama Avid Envigor 205/60/16 92v 1389 lb load limit vs Avon 180/60/16 rear  80H 992 lb load limit.
I run two up on an Interstate and have a rear carrier with light bar that attaches to the rear on which I carry 48 lbs of gear.
Carrier filled, saddle bags filled, trunk filled, trunk rack loaded and two riders we tip the scales at 1230. I am not interested in risking or wondering if I am over loading a tire at highway speeds in the heat. I like the ride, the traction for stop and go and tar snakes diaper. Life span is a plus.

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Champiro VP1. Nicely rounded shoulders.

2KVISRiderDan

Kumho Ecsta PA31 195/60/R16 because that is what was on it when I bought it. This is my first experience with a CT but didn't take long to get used to.
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1997 Yamaha Royal Star Std SOLD
2000 Blue & Grey Interstate
2001 Black & Champagne Solo Interstate
1998 Blue & Cream Valkyrie Standard Roadsmith Trike
1997 Black Standard


97BLKVALK

Quote from: Daniel Meyer on Fri 13, Jul 2018, 14:55:42
Currently running a V rated 205/60R-16 YOKOHAMA AVID ENVIGOR...because it's affordable and I like it. :)



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98valk

#8
here is thread for the GT fit I use. http://www.valkyrieforum.com/bbs/index.php/topic,90637.0.html

pictures are gone due to photostash.

keeping the tread width of the CT close to the OEM size is key.  the 205/65 lower rpms by 200, nice 2 mpg increase.  the taxi tire lowers rpms even more and is narrower. there are a few other brand tires on tire rack that are same tread width as the TT in the 205/65 size.
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1973 Duster 340 4-speed rare A/C, 2001 F250 4x4 7.3L, 6sp

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Gavin_Sons

Quote from: Daniel Meyer on Fri 13, Jul 2018, 14:55:42
Currently running a V rated 205/60R-16 YOKOHAMA AVID ENVIGOR...because it's affordable and I like it. :)



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Valkorado

I like the Taxi Tire plenty.  My only recommendation would be stay with good 13" shocks if using this tire, OEM or otherwise.  I'm using HD 444s.
Have you ever noticed when you're feeling really good,
there's always a pigeon that'll come sh!t on your hood?
- John Prine

97 Tourer "Silver Bullet"
01 Interstate "Ruby"



old2soon

Austone Taxi tire and-YUP-I WILL purchase another when I git this one worn out. RIDE SAFE.
Today is the tommorow you worried about yesterday. If at first you don't succeed screw it-save it for nite check.  1964  1968 U S Navy. Two cruises off Nam.
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bikerboy1951

So lots of different choices.  Which one if any is the same size height-wise as the stock size tire. Or which tire is the closest to the stock tire.

Jess from VA

The 205 60 16 is considered the closest to stock size (though 180 to 205 seems not close), but the height of them is nearly identical.

The Austone is a 175 vs OE 180, but it is a lot taller.