Metzeler ME888 Marathon Ultra Rear Tires

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Ultra high mileage combined with Metzeler's high performance and quality handling
Developed in Germany for American streets
Specially designed for custom touring bikes
Technology offers consistent performance throughout the tireÃƒâ€šÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s lifetime
Superior high and low speed stability with ultra smooth handling
H-rated, designed for speeds up to 130 mph

1. Metzeler ME888 Rear tire
5
Posted by Ray on 27th May 2020

Great rear tire..very good gripping of the road in rain
2. ME 888
5
Posted by John on 17th Dec 2019

Great touring tire, I managed to get 19,700 miles on the ME 888.
3. ME888 Rear tire
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Posted by John Keller on 11th Jul 2017

Good grip. Would like to see how long it lasts.
4. never let me down
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Posted by T. Mason on 16th Mar 2015

I am on my 2nd set of these radials on my 2000 Valkyrie. Over 11k miles and will probably make it to 20k. from Cleveland to Daytona, Tenessee to Colorado. Rain to 120+ degree asphalt and thru the rockys. I keep them aired up to the tire spec's on the side wall, the wear is even and I've come to trust them 100%. Get the ones made in Germany, the Austria made ones shrink in the makeing of them due to the fact they can't get the quality rubber over there. It states on the side wall its country of origin. Running lower pressures will eat the rubber up and you may not get 5k or 6k miles out of them. Devils sraircase and the Ohio triple nickel proven.