120/70R-19 60V Anakee Adventure 2

The Michelin Anakee Adventure 2 is an adventure-touring tyre built for riders who split their time between sealed roads and unsealed trails. This is the 120/70R-19 60V front fitment, the common front size for large-capacity adventure bikes running a 19-inch front wheel.

Michelin's brief for the Anakee Adventure 2 was a tyre that stays quiet and comfortable on long road stretches while still having the tread design and casing strength to head off the bitumen. New silica-based compounds paired with Michelin 2CT technology target wet-weather grip and mileage, while the Michelin Reinforced Radial-X Evo casing underpins its trail capability.

Sold individually as a single front tyre. Rim not included.

• Front fitment adventure-touring tyre in 120/70R-19, load index 60, speed rating V
• Optimised tread design developed to reduce perceived road noise on long rides
• New silica-based compounds for wet-surface grip
• Michelin 2CT dual-compound technology
• Michelin Reinforced Radial-X Evo casing technology for trail use
• Dedicated on/off-road tread pattern for mixed-surface riding
• Radial construction
• Designed for extended tyre life and consistent performance as it wears

• One Michelin Anakee Adventure 2 120/70R-19 60V front tyre

Have the tyre fitted and balanced by a qualified motorcycle tyre technician using appropriate equipment, and follow any rotation-direction arrows moulded into the sidewall.
Before fitting, confirm the size, load index and speed rating suit your motorcycle by checking the owner's manual or the tyre placard.
If your wheel requires an inner tube, fit a new tube of the correct size rather than reusing an old one.
Take it easy for the initial run-in period on a new tyre — avoid hard acceleration, heavy braking and full lean angles until the surface has scrubbed in.
Check and adjust pressures when the tyres are cold, using the pressures specified by your motorcycle manufacturer; adjust for load and for on-road versus off-road use as recommended.
Inspect the tread and sidewalls regularly for cuts, embedded stones, bulges or impact damage, particularly after off-road or gravel riding.
Replace the tyre before the tread reaches the tread wear indicators or the legal minimum depth in your state.
Clean with mild soap and water only; keep petrol, solvents, brake fluid and chain lube off the rubber, and avoid applying dressings or shine products to the tread.
Store spare tyres upright in a cool, dry, dark place away from direct sunlight and electric motors, which produce ozone.
Do not exceed the tyre's marked load and speed capability, and have any puncture assessed by a professional rather than relying on a temporary repair.