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Avon AM26 Roadrider Front/Rear Tire

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Avon AM26 Roadrider Front/Rear Tire - Features

  • Bias ply construction
  • Large contact area for excellent grip at all lean angles
  • Interrupted center groove to resist tracking
  • Special compound formulated for incredible grip
  • Perfect for commuter and traditional bikes
  • These cruiser motorcycle tires are V speed rated for speeds up to 149 mph (240 kmh)
Note: Wheel sold separately.


Available in the following motorcycle tire sizes: 160/80-15, 3.25V-19, 100/90V-18, 100/90V-19, 110/80V-18, 110/90V-18, 120/80V-16, 120/80V-17, 120/90V-17 and 140/80V-17

Avon AM26 Roadrider Front/Rear Tire - Reviews

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Avon Roadrider
Review by John Englehart from Zanesville, OH on 9/7/2011
Put a set on my 1978 CB750F and rode 900 miles so far.I get a slight weave on rain grooves.They make my bike feel new again.





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Review by ofc from chandle, AZ on 12/8/2011
My previous tire was an Avon Venum R, so i wanted to stick with the same tire, however, they do not make it anymore in my size. So i bought this one that has a 7.5mm tread dept. The tire did not install as easily as the R, but the ride so far is great. The grip seems fine in the rain also. Time will tell how it wears.





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Review by jonathan wickham from Minneapolis, MN on 7/24/2012
I only have about 200 miles on these tires so far, but they have been a huge improvement over my old rubber. My classic CB750 has never been so sure footed.
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K100 tire of choice
Review by Jim Barron from Lusby MD, MD on 5/15/2013
So far, I'm very pleased with the AM-26 Roadriders. They corner great, after a weeks use, and the ride quality surpasses other brands in recent memory. I mounted a 'universal' tire as my front and directionally backwards, even though the water displacement of the tread is backwards, and on the front tire! I've run on wet roads but not torrential rain and they seem to hold OK. I wanted to mount the rear in reverse, thinking that if the front tire would break free sooner than the rear, I wanted both to react similarly, but the good people at Chaparral convinced me to remount it honoring the directional arrow. No complaints so far and the ride is the best I've experienced on my K100RS. Color me pleased.
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