Dunlop is pleased to announce the introduction of the all new Trailmax Mission tire. The Trailmax Mission fills the long-awaited demand for a Dunlop 50/50 Adventure tire.
The Dunlop Trailmax Mission Front tire is engineered to meet the demanding needs of adventure riders seeking versatile performance on both on-road and off-road terrains. Designed with a true 50/50 adventure tire philosophy, it offers a balanced combination of grip, durability, and stability for a wide range of motorcycle models. Whether you're tackling rugged trails or highway cruising, this tire provides the confidence and traction required for diverse riding conditions. The innovative tread pattern features rugged, staggered step blocks that enhance stability and handling by increasing contact rigidity, especially during hard terrain riding. Wrap-around lugs on the tire's edges serve as protection against sharp rocks and improve off-road traction, making it an ideal choice for adventure-oriented motorcyclists. The new advanced compounds are formulated to deliver an optimal balance between off-road grip and long-lasting mileage, ensuring you get the most out of every ride. Deep grooves facilitate water dispersal, improving wet weather performance and providing biting edges for off-road traction. Compatible with popular large and small displacement bikes including Honda Africa Twin, Suzuki V-Strom, BMW GS models, KTM 1290 and 790 series, Yamaha Tenere, and Triumph 800/1200 models, the Trailmax Mission front tire is a versatile and reliable option for riders who demand premium performance across diverse terrains.
Features:
* A true adventure tire, offering premium performance in a wide range of terrain
* Aggressive tread pattern with rugged, staggered step blocks for enhanced traction and stability
* Wrap-around lugs on the tire edges protect against sharp rocks and improve off-road grip
* New compound formulation balances road and off-road performance with excellent mileage
* Deep grooves facilitate wet weather performance and off-road biting edges