Tire - Anakee Wild - Rear - 140/80-17 - 69R
The MICHELIN Anakee Wild Rear Tire (Part Number 04578) is engineered to deliver exceptional performance for adventure and dual-sport motorcycles. Featuring a sophisticated shoulder-to-shoulder tread design, this tire provides precise handling on paved roads while maintaining excellent traction for off-road conditions. The tread's scoop-shaped staggered blocks are strategically aligned to enhance stability and grip on soft terrains, allowing riders to confidently navigate through mud, loose dirt, or rutted trails. This versatile pattern ensures you can seamlessly transition between on-road comfort and off-road adventure without compromising performance.
The inclusion of radial technology in the Anakee Wild range improves stability and rider comfort, making long rides more enjoyable. The tire's construction optimizes durability and heat resistance, thanks to carefully designed tread depth and a durable compound that withstands high temperatures and abrasive surfaces. Whether you're climbing out of challenging ruts or riding on smooth asphalt, this tire offers reliable traction and handling in all conditions, making it a dependable choice for adventure riders.
Designed for durability and performance, the MICHELIN Anakee Wild Rear Tire combines innovative design with advanced materials to ensure longevity and consistent performance. Its resilient construction resists damage from rough terrain and hot conditions, providing peace of mind during demanding rides. With a weight of approximately 0.22 pounds, this tire is suitable for a range of adventure motorcycles, supporting your journey through varied terrains with confidence and stability.
Features:
- Shoulder-to-shoulder tread design for precise handling and traction
- Scooped staggered tread blocks for stability on soft terrain
- Radial technology enhances stability and rider comfort
- Optimized tread depth and durable compound resist damage and high temperatures
- Designed for both on-road and off-road performance
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