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Winter is here. Spyder sets in garage looking forlorn and sad. So I'm thinking about a new back tire for Christmas to cheer the ol boy up. Amazon has several listed in
205/55R15, Thinking about one of these three. Nankang NS II, Continental Extreme, Yokohama S Drive. Any thoughts?
 
From what I got from the tire comparison website ,the biggest difference is in tire width. The 225 is 8.86 in. wide, while the 205 is 8.07 in. a difference of 0.79 of an inch Some on here I read that a narrower tire wouldn't wear as much in the center. I have a 2013 RTL with 9500 miles on and the center is down to the wear bars.
 
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old biker said:
Winter is here. Spyder sets in garage looking forlorn and sad. So I'm thinking about a new back tire for Christmas to cheer the ol boy up. Amazon has several listed in
205/55R15, Thinking about one of these three. Nankang NS II, Continental Extreme, Yokohama S Drive. Any thoughts?
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You obviously have PMS: Parked Motorcycle Syndrome
 
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