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Envigor H Rated?

Started by Stick, Tue 29, Aug 2017, 10:13:59

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Stick

Just had a shop mount up an Envigor then noticed when got it home they put on a H Rated...  Pros... cons Vs V Rated?

am i just going to die of a hotter fiery death?...lol

This is on my Supervalk so not going to get the miles my daily IS Gets
2001 Valkyrie Interstate Burgundy/Black*Sold*
2000 Valkyrie Interstate-Black*Sold*
2000 Valkyrie Supervalk-Blue/Silver*Sold*
2001 Valkyrie Interstate Burgundy/Black*Sold*

The emperor has no clothes

I've used both H and V's. It seems counter intuitive, but I think the H rides better.

Stick

ok perfect i will ride it out and see how it goes....my last was a GYTT so will be nice to try something else
2001 Valkyrie Interstate Burgundy/Black*Sold*
2000 Valkyrie Interstate-Black*Sold*
2000 Valkyrie Supervalk-Blue/Silver*Sold*
2001 Valkyrie Interstate Burgundy/Black*Sold*

Firefighter

I have the same tire.  Now your gonna have to keep her under 130 mph!
2000 Valkyrie Interstate, Black/Red
2006 Honda Sabre 1100
2013 Honda Spirit 750
2002 Honda Rebel 250
1978 Honda 750

doubletee

I have the H-rated. No problems, whatsoever. And the 130 mph limit is for sustained velocity.
  

Gryphon Rider

Quote from: doubletee on Mon 11, Sep 2017, 11:07:26
I have the H-rated. No problems, whatsoever. And the 130 mph limit is for sustained velocity.
...at maximum loading (properly inflated, of course).

fudgie

Quote from: doubletee on Mon 11, Sep 2017, 11:07:26
I have the H-rated. No problems, whatsoever. And the 130 mph limit is for sustained velocity.

Sustained for....1 mile or 3 min or?  ;D


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OEM are H-rated.  E3s are H-rated.
1998 Std/Tourer, 2007 DR200SE, 1981 CB900C  10speed
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