MICHELIN SKU: 87-9439

Michelin Scorcher 31 Tire - Rear 150/80b16 77h Bltd Bias Reinf — Harley-Davidson (1955-2026)

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Michelin Scorcher 31 rear tire in 150/80B16 77H bias-ply construction, designed as a co-branded original equipment option for Harley-Davidson Dyna, Sportster, and Touring models. Built with Michelin's road-racing rubber compounds for grip and durability on both wet and dry pavement.

Features

  • Bias-ply construction for classic ride and handling
  • Michelin carbon black-enriched compound for durability
  • Supple casing design for nimble cornering
  • Grip on wet and dry roads
  • Long-wearing tread life

Specifications

  • Brand: Michelin
  • Manufacturer Part #: 06463
  • UPC: 086699064639
  • Tire Size: 150/80B16 77H
  • Overall Diameter: 26.06 in
  • Weight: 16.2348 lbs
  • Country of Origin: Thailand

Fitment

Fits select Harley-Davidson Dyna, Sportster, and Touring models as original equipment. Verify your bike's tire size on the sidewall or owner's manual before ordering.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size is this tire and how do I know it fits my Harley?

This is a 150/80B16 77H rear tire. Check your owner's manual or the sidewall of your current rear tire to confirm your bike calls for this size before purchasing.

Is this a bias-ply or radial tire?

Bias-ply construction, which is traditional for cruiser and touring Harley models and delivers classic feel and handling characteristics.

How long will these tires last?

Michelin's carbon black compound is engineered for long mileage. Actual wear depends on riding style, load, and road conditions — inspect tread depth regularly.

Are these DOT approved?

Yes — 77H rating means load index 77 and H-speed rating (up to 130 mph), DOT-approved for street use.

Do I need to replace both front and rear tires at the same time?

Not required, but many riders prefer matching tire sets for balanced handling and wear patterns.

BRANDMichelin
TYPETires
SKU87-9439
WEIGHT16.23 lb
Please contact us to confirm fitment for your specific motorcycle, or check the product title for compatibility notes.
CUSTOMER REVIEWS
4.85
240 RATINGS
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4★ 19
3★ 6
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1★ 0
✓ VERIFIED
Jan 12, 2017

Good tire

Michelin version of the Harley-Davidson Dunlop. Cheaper and hopefully last longer. Better looking than the Dunlop. Happy so far.

— ryan u
✓ VERIFIED
May 24, 2016

Save money on a direct replacement to stock tire.

Save money by buying tire here, and if you can mount and balance the tire yourself that will save another $100. These Michelin's griped the road and lasted nearly 12,000 miles of hard riding. Road in all conditions, including Rocky Mountain storms and never felt nervous. Always held good around winding roads including the Black Hills.

— cdewitt c
✓ VERIFIED
Sep 15, 2016

Very Happy with the Scorcher 31

This will be the 3rd Scorcher 31 tire I've run on my 10 Street Bob. The factory 160, a 180, and now another 180. I got 11200 out of the 160 and 11600 out of the first 180. I feel the tire has good grip and has never given me any issues on wet pavement. Another reason I choose them at this point is I know what I'm getting. I just stay on top of the tire pressure and have had pretty good luck with the mileage.

— Craig H
✓ VERIFIED
Feb 20, 2018

My second set; why change greatness?

2004 Roadster (XL1200R); 80% commute, 20% weekend cruising<br /><br />2nd set of Scorchers. First lasted 18,000 front and rear and still had life it them, but were getting scary in the rain and not as planted around turns. Both tires remained predicable up until the 13-15k mark, and then started downhill, which prompted me to purchase then swap them for new Scorchers. Good looking tire, branded HD. Great handling tire for regular commuting, and holds up well in the turns. I have upgraded suspension front and rear, fork brace, etc., so I do 'corner' on a Harley. Please understand that means edge to edge wear on the tire, but not at the lean angles of a sportbike. These tires held up for a long time, and the cost to age value was agreeable, so I bought another set. Talk to you all in about 18 months.

— Stephen D
✓ VERIFIED
Apr 26, 2019

Nice tires but wore down fast

The good: excellent rain performance, excellent grip, nice looking tire that gave a smooth ride and performed well. No issues whatsoever.<br /><br />The bad: at 8K miles they are down to the wear bars. I ride 60% highway, 40% country roads, and always have my tire inflation to spec. A modern multi-compound tire like this should last for 12-16K, which has been my experience with the other OEM brand used by Harley...which I will be going back to.<br /><br />If you're a low mileage rider, you may enjoy the Scorchers. If your miles are high and you don't want to get new tires every year, there are better options.

— David F
✓ VERIFIED
Jan 31, 2016

Poor tread wear

Replacing a front tire with less than 5k on it. This was a factory set of tires on my FXDWG. Overall handling and traction is great. The rear tire will likely get me about 7k miles, which is acceptable. Will definitely not be going back with the Scorcher 31.

— Lakotamech L