Shinko SR777 HD Black Wall Bias Rear Tire - MU85B16 77H

Perfect . My husband needed a new rear tire for his motorcycle so I got him one for Christmas

Does the job needed keeps most motorcycle enthusiasts on the road longer for the right price. Traction on this tire grips the road. Just wished it would hold more than 13,000 miles.

I’ve used Shinko 777 tires for years on all my bikes and recommended them to friends that trust my mechanical opinions. They stick to dry and wet pavement like glue, yet still haul the biggest of bikes all while delivering a quite comfortable ride. Price point was awesome for such quality tires and I will continue to run them on my machines!

Good tire definitely better than my Dunlop 401 that split open on me

Solid tires. Exactly as described

I love shinkos they just don't last long on a bagger is all. I have them on my road king turned ultra with a 21 on the front that's the reason for only 4 stars. As far as the seller goes they came a day earlier and I gave for both front and rear tires what just one American elite was costing me. These tires hest up and stick really well in the curves and do great on the highway they look good and ride great. I did have to run fender risers with these for whatever reason when the other brand 21 I did not other than rhat great tire and service

Seems like a good tire for the money. I bought front and matched rear.. After I mounted them what I noticed right away was the smother ride on the road cracks over the factory tires. They seem to have plenty of grip on all the roads I ride on. As many others have said they don't last as long, but I only have got around 200 miles thus far. So will see how long they last for me. But at this point as getting any other brand of tire guess one couldn't go wrong with these.. update.. I got 11080 miles out of this tire before I decided to change it out, I have zero complaints for this tire, did great in all riding weather just got a new one and changed it out. I would recommend this tire...

Got this and the corresponding rear for my '05 Road King and I really like the way the bike handles with these. The profile is slightly different then the OEM Dunlops and I was a little worried about that but they feel very stable on the straights as well as in the twisties. We'll see how they wear but the general consensus seems to be they'll wear a little faster but hold a lot better. To me that's worth it. I mounted them myself and use Dynabeads for balance. Update: I had to order a second rear tire after about 5K. I probably should have done it about 4k but no big deal. The front tire still is holding up so I think for my bike I'll need a front for every other rear. No complaints. Great tire with great traction.