Dogulas tires

Ok, i am going to the darkside just not immediatly. Was wondering where are u guys gettting the Dogulas 205/65/15? I can get them for $60.00 at Wal-mart, so I know that ain't too bad, but i am a cheap wad to a certain extent,lol so any good links would be appreciated.

Walmart seems to be the best bet so far. When you buy it take your rim in with you and get them to mount it. Sometimes you get an openminded tech.

See you out there
Smokey

I have a dealer or stealer (you decide the correct term ) who will mount the ct. I am going to ask my bike mechanic if he will though. I need some new brakes installed also. Oh one other question, how does the CT handle in slow driving? Reason I ask is I talked to a guy with a 1800 who had a CT on, but took it off about 1 year later due to his constant driving slowly on rough roads, he said he really liked it on curves and bad weather, but the majority of his riding is on slow, badly paved back roads. He did say that he may decide to put it back on down the road if his driving habits changed. Basically he said he had to do some extra countersteer? Everone have a greaT DARKSIDE wekend.

mlr1968 wrote:I have a dealer or stealer (you decide the correct term ) who will mount the ct. I am going to ask my bike mechanic if he will though. I need some new brakes installed also. Oh one other question, how does the CT handle in slow driving? Reason I ask is I talked to a guy with a 1800 who had a CT on, but took it off about 1 year later due to his constant driving slowly on rough roads, he said he really liked it on curves and bad weather, but the majority of his riding is on slow, badly paved back roads. He did say that he may decide to put it back on down the road if his driving habits changed. Basically he said he had to do some extra countersteer? Everone have a greaT DARKSIDE wekend.

mlr,

I get stuck in commuter traffic daily and slow ride all the time with no issues. I snap 180's full lock in parking lots with ease and love the slow riding characteristics. Plus stopping at stop signs and about 50 percent of the time I don't have to put my feet down. I guess it depends on your riding style. I don't know about others, maybe they will chime in, but I haven't heard of slow riding problems.

Any glad to have you here and makes yourself at home.

.....................bobby


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+ 1 what twin said.
The 205 Im running now feels better than the 200 mt I had on the rear, after it had about about 5 k on the tire, it was worn in the middle and it rode like a ct that was not worn.