I've got a question for the guys who have ran Kenda Cruiser tires on their Seca. I received my Kenda Cruisers today to replace my weather cracked Bridgestones. Well the first thing that I notice is that the Kenda Cruisers do not have near the same profile as the Bridgestones. It makes sense because the Kenda's have more of a cruiser profile hence the name Kenda "cruisers". The Kenda's have a much flatter profile and the tread cut's off sooner which would mean less of a lean angle available in the tires.
Has the people who ran Kenda cruisers ever ran into any issues with the flatter profile and lower lean angle? I'm assuming the people running them aren't trying to drag their knees in the corners anyways but I was wondering what other people thought about it. Here are a couple of pictures showing the flatter profile and side profiles of the two tires.
