I have been running an oversized tire on the front for a couple years, the only difference I see is it corrected the speedometer error. FYI I run a Michelin car tire on the rear. The only difference I see is this tire will last six times longer than a round tire. I've had other people ride behind me and they observed that the car tire always conforms to the road when you lean. I have been running car tires on the rear for over 10 years and over 100k miles. Never had any problem. On my trip to the west coast of Mexico I had a flat on the interstate. Something had cut the tire, I was in Mecedes, Texas, near the border. If I required a round tire it would have taken 2 or 3 days to have one shipped in. I went to a car tire shop, arrived in late afternoon, gave him my size and he searches on his computer screen. "There it is, I can have it here tomorrow", he said. I left my wheel and the next afternoon I retrieved it, total cost with mounting the tire, $85. I put it back on the scoot and went on to Mexico!
Tony in Tn
07 Vespa GTS 250 with 22k on the clock and 15k of that with CT
06 Majesty 400 with 80k on the clock and 70k of that with a CT
01 Honda Reflex with 43k on the clock and 20k of that with a CT