Wild flare

[roboto65]

I hate to ask but has anybody tryed these tire and are they anygood I know the tire subject is well trodden but can't find any reviews on them...
Anyhow don't scold me to bad....

tire in point IRC Wild flare 150/80/15

[Greg Cothern]

I have not heard of this particular tire, especially in reference on a Magna sorry cant help with your question.
With that said it is very hard to get more bang for you buck than going with a Metzeler or Avon.

[Curtis_Valk]

...............or the Dunlop K555.  

Curtis

[roboto65]

Well here is a site that has them they are on ebay also I think they were put on intruders but anyway like the way they look but looks are not everything but they are decently priced

http://www.fullhousecycles.com/eshopprod_cat_1114-8924-8932_product_100736_keyword_wild+AND+flare.IRC_WF-920_WILD_FLARE.htm

[Greg Cothern]

I checked the link you posted and I could not find the Magna stock rear size listed.  Closest I found was the 140/90-15, which is 10mm narrower and 6mm taller.  They have the correct size listed in the size comparison chart but not on the order list.
http://www.ronayers.com/catalogs/tires/parts.cfm?secid=4&type=65
http://www.ronayers.com/catalogs/tires/parts.cfm?secid=2&type=30

[rjb/AKA Bob Barram]

They gotta be good, I heard them mentioned on CSI NY last night in reference to a motorcycle with that kind of tire on it. Go Metzler.
Bob #69

[Eagledad4]

I have the IRC Wild flare (120/80 - 17) on my front wheel. Have approx 2,000 miles on it without any problems. Handles well on wet pavement. Had it on my bike for last year's MOOT Mag 2 - no problems at all with handling the curves. Still not showing signs of wear.

[roboto65]

I just thought they looked cool but looks are not everything thanks for the input........

[roboto65]

Well ended up getting a metz went with the 170/80/15 so a little wider hehehehe

[Greg Cothern]

May have to "adjust" your brake stay rod, shim it away from the tire as it may rub.  
Best thing in my opinion is to get one of the Cycle-istic rods to replace the stocker with.  Not only gives more than adequate room for a fat rear tire but adds a bit of polished flash as well, hehehehe.