Wild Enduro Racing Line Tyre
The updated version of Michelin's Wild Enduro Racing line ranges are lighter and faster rolling than their predecessors. Michelin have done away with the “Front” name on this tyre (though there is still a “Rear” version), so no more people telling you that you've got the wrong tyre on if you run a front tyre on the back of your bike.
This tyre is now made in two tread patterns, one for softer conditions (“MS”) with more space between the tread blocks to help clear mud, the other for harder surfaces (“MH”), with tighter spaced blocks for more rubber contact with the surface. If you're running the “MH” tyre, you probably want to go with this tyre on the front and the rear specific tyre on the back. If you're running the “MS” tyres, most people will want these front and back.
All Wild Enduro Racing Line tyres use the Magi-X compound, which Michelin say is designed to give consistent between 5 and 40 degrees.
Another huge upgrade is the choice of coloured hot patches, with Michelin adding "Dark" as a colour option.
Original: $78.78
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The updated version of Michelin's Wild Enduro Racing line ranges are lighter and faster rolling than their predecessors. Michelin have done away with the “Front” name on this tyre (though there is still a “Rear” version), so no more people telling you that you've got the wrong tyre on if you run a front tyre on the back of your bike.
This tyre is now made in two tread patterns, one for softer conditions (“MS”) with more space between the tread blocks to help clear mud, the other for harder surfaces (“MH”), with tighter spaced blocks for more rubber contact with the surface. If you're running the “MH” tyre, you probably want to go with this tyre on the front and the rear specific tyre on the back. If you're running the “MS” tyres, most people will want these front and back.
All Wild Enduro Racing Line tyres use the Magi-X compound, which Michelin say is designed to give consistent between 5 and 40 degrees.
Another huge upgrade is the choice of coloured hot patches, with Michelin adding "Dark" as a colour option.
