Mounting an Exedra Max rear tire on the new 3R = Better Handling

Einar said:

Surprisingly, Triumph's website says that not only are the Cruisetecs an approved tire, but that they're OEM, and lists them as the only approved option. I only found out because I wanted to see what tires were "approved" since my wheel and tire plan only covers manufacturer-approved tires.

Not that I've been terribly impressed with Triumph's ability to check its own documentation (the service manual says that the minimum RON is 91, but elsewhere in the same manual says that it's 95. Same issue with torque figures in some cases).

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Einar said:

Surprisingly, Triumph's website says that not only are the Cruisetecs an approved tire, but that they're OEM, and lists them as the only approved option. I only found out because I wanted to see what tires were "approved" since my wheel and tire plan only covers manufacturer-approved tires.

Not that I've been terribly impressed with Triumph's ability to check its own documentation (the service manual says that the minimum RON is 91, but elsewhere in the same manual says that it's 95. Same issue with torque figures in some cases).

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Journeyman said:

I never did, but still hoping to find a reasonable solution. Yeah, parking is an issue on streets that slope off to the right putting the kickstand uphill.

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Tal said:

wev'e been there havn't we...in the past somewhere...?...These are British bikes made for riding on the left side of the road...the kickstand works for that...Triumph need to make another kickstand which is shorter for those who ride on the right hand side and park accordingly..

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Bernard Vinet said:

And what is a Delaware mile??

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Kevin frazier said:

Love the rubber on the cruisetec 84V 1108lbs, tires installed

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dfresh said:

Curious what bag your using @Kevin frazier I would have messaged you but guess I can’t yet as a new member.

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