Sorry, it was the 009 ravens in 170/60ZR17, and 120/70ZR17 I tried the link after I posted but probably worked cause of the cookies on my pc.

 

i dont ride very hard cornering wise since i like to admit my bike is monsterous. i was going to go with a 180/55/17, any reason to go wider to a 190? anyone have any comparison pictures?

 

Heres some good discussion on the very subject

with pics of bundys 190 too

 

i did read through that thread, but i also haven't been able to hit this site when i've been out of work yet. the work filter prevents most pictures from being shown. i'll check it out later at home.

 

Hate those IT Administrator Types .............LOL ........bastards all of them bar 1 !

 

Damaged my right side muffler cover 5 years ago when I dropped the bike. Took the one off my parts bike. It was rusted and pitted from what looks to be battery acid. Sanded off the heavy stuff with a wire sanding wheel and paper. When the weather warms I'll apply the paint.

 

That's the advantage of painted end-cans, mine are chrome so if they get scuffed I'm fecked

 

Not always Hawk ----- you can always Put a BRA on her

Edit : Today April 1st........installed a set of IX plugs in my 93 (Iridiums)

Snagged a box of 4 on Ebay last week for $20 shipped...not too shabby
for these top shelf luxury plugs !

 

Thats a heck of a price for the plugs man! I am gonna look for a set for mine.

Today I put new rubber on my cane, and took her for a quick spin. Tires took a bit to get used to, but it was also wet on the ground so I had to take it real easy. I think it was hard to get used to cause the old tires wer shaped like a triangle LOL. Oh well so far for the price they seem pretty good!(Shinko 009 Ravens BTW) I will do a lil thread on theses as soon as I get my bike all legit and stuff. This was also my first time mounting bike tires, and man is it alot harder then car tires. If the weather turns around I will change the turn signal light as well as one of em is burnt out. And I will check the plugs on the bike to make sure they are gapped correctly.

 

yeah I'd bet it's tough scrubbing in tires on wet roads look forward to seeing and
hearing how those Ravens hold up man.