I just checked my rear tyre the other day, and after 16,500 km I noticed the tread was a bit low. Frankly it was non existant in the middle of the tyre.

So it's time to get a replacement.  The tyre was a Dunlop MU85B16 77H (white wall).  I do mostly highway driving on weekends (don't all Harley riders)
I would like something that thats a hard feel and last long.  I don't ride with a passenger.
Should I get a wider tyre?  Can I? As long as I can get "White Walls".

Has anyone got a good reccomendation?

Thanks in advance

Thanks guys.
I'll give the dealer a call as well and ask about those three.

Flan - no relations on this site sorry to say.

If this forum would be similar to our USA HDF, I guess I should get my feet wet in the junior featherweight division of the "Which Oil Do You Use?" or "Explanation on the best motor , parts, and builder recommendations".  Good is very subjective and may have no correlation to what you, as an individual call good.  I what I call good: Metzler ME 880.  The Good:  Is fairly sticky, good traction, compliant sidewalls for a smoother ride, and is durable over road debris.  Bad: Wears quicker (softer rubber = better traction & poorer mileage).   I live in S. Florida where it is hot and the roads could cook eggs (I think but never tried).  I will pay for the pluses (handling and comfort) with less than top mileage.

Damned forgot linky to METZLER Tire Guide on my DIY knowlage site page found here  I believe they cost around $120 USD here in S. FLA

dunlop 402 give good mileage and handling ,our bro col done nearly 300,kl on these tyres and swears by them for heavier bikes