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Rear Tire 18" MICHELIN TRACKR 100/100-18 / SUR-RON Ultra Bee

Rear Tire 18" MICHELIN TRACKR 100/100-18 / SUR-RON Ultra Bee

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  • Description

    The MICHELIN TRACKR tire is one of the best tires . It will perfectly replace your original rear tire for your SUR-RON Ultra Bee . It has an excellent weight/performance ratio, something very important for our light electric motorcycles in order to avoid losing autonomy and power . It is perfect for enduro and cross riding. The MICHELIN TRACKR studs will offer you incredible grip on the front wheel and better shock absorption , but also very good traction on the rear wheel. No more loss of grip , power not going to the ground or inner tube pinching at low pressure .

  • Features

    - Terrains: mud, sand, gravel, fields and asphalt

    - Dimensions: 100/100-18

    - Weight: 4550g

    - Assembly: 18" inner tube

    - Approval: road approved

    - Charge index: 59

    - Speed ​​rating: R
    ! ATTENTION ! Too wide to fit on the back of a Light Bee or TALARIA Sting

  • Strong points

    - Road approved

    - More grip

    - Better traction

    - Good durability

    - Excellent weight/performance ratio

    - Much more rigid carcass than original

    - Reduces the risk of pinching the inner tube when descending under pressure

    - Developed by Michelin . One of the best tire manufacturers

"Jo & Will's Word"

It took us a while to find the approved tires to offer you and it was not an easy thing. But we are happy to be able to provide a product that meets our expectations. After trying numerous tires, we finally found the right fit for our wheels (sorry tires). The MICHELIN TRACKRs are very efficient but also light . Changing tires is one of the improvements that most changes the driving experience . Having good tires means having more peace of mind, whether for your safety , but also for the equipment in order to avoid puncturing or damaging the wheel with a tire that is too soft. Here you can go. If your front wheel slips, it won't be the tire's fault.