Anlida F807 70/100-17 Off-Road Tyre

The Anlida F807 is a budget-friendly off-road front tyre in the popular 70/100-17 junior size, suited to mini and junior motocross bikes, small-capacity trail bikes and farm machines running a 17-inch front rim.

Its harder-wearing compound and closely spaced knob pattern are aimed at firmer going — hard-pack clay, gravel, rocky trails and worn paddock tracks — where a tightly packed tread puts more rubber in contact with the ground. It's a sensible replacement option for riders who want dependable grip and reasonable wear without paying premium-brand money.

Sold individually as a single front tyre.

• Front fitment in 70/100-17 for junior MX, trail and farm bikes
• Harder rubber compound formulated for longer wear on firm ground
• Close-spaced knob pattern for grip on hard-pack clay, gravel and rock
• Suited to track, trail and farm use
• Part of the F807 off-road range available in 15 sizes
• Value-priced alternative to premium off-road tyres

• 1 x Anlida F807 70/100-17 off-road front tyre

Have the tyre fitted and balanced by a qualified motorcycle tyre fitter — off-road carcasses are easily damaged by careless levering, and a bead that isn't seated evenly will cause a wobble.
Check that the tyre size and construction suit your bike's rim width and the loads it will carry before fitting; consult your owner's manual if unsure.
Use a new tube and rim tape when fitting, and make sure any rim lock is correctly tensioned so the tyre can't spin on the rim under hard drive.
Ride the first session at moderate pace to scrub in the new tread and release any mould release residue before pushing for grip.
Check cold tyre pressures before every ride and set them to the pressure recommended by your bike manufacturer for the conditions; running too low invites pinch flats and rim damage, too high reduces grip.
Inspect the tread regularly for torn, chunked or missing knobs, cuts, embedded stones and sidewall damage, and replace the tyre if the carcass is compromised.
Clean with water and mild detergent only — keep petrol, solvents, tyre shine and silicone dressings off the tread, as they can degrade the rubber and reduce grip.
Store spare tyres flat or hanging in a cool, dry, dark place away from direct sunlight, ozone sources such as electric motors, and fuels or oils.
Replace the tyre once the knobs are rounded or worn down, as hard-terrain grip drops off well before the carcass wears out.