The Dunlop Geomax MX34 front motorcycle tire is designed for motocross riders who demand dependable grip, control, and durability across changing track conditions. This 80/100-21 tire features a 51M rating and is engineered for use on soft terrain, loamy soil, and a mix of packed and loose surfaces. The Dunlop Geomax MX34 helps provide predictable handling and confident performance during acceleration, braking, and cornering.
Its carcass construction improves damping and absorption, helping the tire maintain consistent performance for longer riding sessions. Progressive Cornering Block Technology (PCBT) enhances cornering grip while improving rider feel and impact absorption. A slightly taller profile and larger contact footprint contribute to improved bike balance, traction, and stability, particularly when riding over rough or changing terrain.
The Dunlop Geomax MX34 also includes advanced mud evacuation technology to help clear debris and maintain control in muddy conditions. A specialized rubber compound increases traction while supporting long-term durability. Increased compliance helps the tire absorb surface irregularities, while the responsive design promotes enhanced control and confidence at higher speeds. Part number 45273505 identifies this Dunlop front tire for compatible motocross motorcycle applications.
Features:
- Size: 80/100-21 front motorcycle tire
- Model: Geomax MX34
- Brand: Dunlop
- Manufacturer part number: 45273505
- Vendor part number: 45273505
- Load and speed rating: 51M
- Carcass construction: Improves damping and absorption for consistent performance
- Progressive Cornering Block Technology: Enhances cornering grip, rider feel, and absorption
- Mud evacuation technology: Helps clear mud and maintain control in wet, muddy conditions
- Rubber compound: Increases traction while supporting durability
- Terrain compatibility: Suitable for soft terrain, loamy soil, and mixed packed or loose surfaces
- Handling: Provides improved balance, stability, compliance, and confidence at higher speeds