Shinko 712 Front Tire - 100/90-19

It’s my new favorite tire for my dynas

I like the tire. A little disappointed with the age of the tire. Date code 2913, which is the 29th week of 2013. Two years old. Bought this and a rear tire july 2015. I think the law says they can be up to 5 years old to sell. But still, paid for a new tire that's what i expect. Now the rear tire date code is 1915, 19th week of 2015. Now that is a new tire.UPDATE One year later. a little over 1,300 miles the car has excellent we're so far. good smooth ride. I haven't driven it in the wet very often but when I have it does feel secure with good traction. even though I bitched about the age of the rubber the tire is very good. I would buy again when needed. don't know how long it will last. I hope it will last quite a while. and you cannot beat the price.

This is a good product. I have gotten good mileage out of this tire for the low cost of the tire.. Why pay the high price for a tire when you get better quality and more ride time from this tire.. Well worth the price. I tried this tire to see if i would get more ride time than the higher priced one and i was amazed by the results.

Not sure who to blame for this.It’s a brand new tire. Seems someone drug it through the mud before it got to us though.

Not bad for the money... I'm not going over 120MPH so for me its no big deal... I might get the WhuteWall or Reflective Wall Tires next year. In case you're not aware you do want by supply tires on a motorcycle instead of radials. Radios lose traction far too easy on a motorcycle buy a supplies have a nice grip pattern that matches the engine performance.

'88 Suzuki gs450l fit great affordable fast shipping which was crucial as it's my daily driver and my old tire was a shinko as well and lasted for a good many miles that I had it not to mention previous owner

I like tread design and rides fine. Only hiccup was tire was very tight on rim, I doubled checked size and everything correct, but tight and wouldn’t initially inflate over rim bead, ended up useing Murphy’s bead soap to inflate tire to set bead. Tire again rides fine. Murphy’s soap is fabulous for tight fitting tires, my bro told me about product. Oh and my siblings have all used several shinko tires. I use tires I get best deal on, prefer Pirelli or Continental.

Looks great and matches the rear tire i bought also .