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Michelin Anakee 2 Adventure Touring / Dual Sport Rear Tires

  • New competition-derived rubber mix in the most popular sizes delivers at least 29% greater tread life than its two nearest competitors * in the adventure touring segment
  • Same remarkable wet traction as the original Anakee tires
  • Lateral rigidity and stability thanks to reinforced casing
  • Radial tire for large adventure touring bikes
  • Large tread blocks for on-road stability
  • Designed specifically for adventure bikes like BMW GS and Suzuki V-Strom
  • Radial design
  • Versatile tread with deep channels for water evacuation

* Compared with Bridgestone Trail Wing and Metzeler Tourance EXP. Test conducted by CERM (Centre d'Essais Routiers Mecaniques) in 2008 using sizes 110/80R19 and 150/70R17

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Michelin Anakee 2 Rear Tires 4.7 5 54 54
Good tires Arrived as promised and easy to mount by hand after letting them sit in the sun for a couple hours. I have used Anakee 2's before and they work well on my Vstrom DL 650. Tread life is slightly better than average for an 80/20 tire and on road grip in wet and dry is excellent. They work well for hard packed gravel and caliche roads but this is not a deep sand or mud tire as it packs up just like a Tourance or the others with this similar tread pattern. Next time I think I'm gonna try the new Anakee 3's that just came out as I'm looking for a tire I can get some mileage out of. The high summer temps combined with the sharp aggregate chip seal asphalt here in south Texas eats a rear tire down to the cords in 4k to 5k miles. March 6, 2013
In for the long haul Just used this tire on a 1700 mile trek in Mexico...Fast highways, mountain twistys, off-road punishment. Takes abuse and asks for more...Not my first Anakee 2, won't be my last ! February 25, 2013
An ok tire, but a bit squirmy on the corners I haven't ridden it enough to say much about tread life, but it seems like a pretty good tire in most ways. My one main complaint is the 2 rows of grooves on the sides. They should be staggered more. As it is, they line up pretty well so as you're rolling into a corner you have good grip until you hit the groove on each side. As soon as you hit that groove it feels squirmy until you lean it over further and go past the groove. It doesn't slip when you hit the groove, but it is an unsettling feeling. I will not get these again. I think I will try a Metzler Tourance or Continental Trail Attack instead. March 25, 2013
Anakees are the best dual sport tires. Excellent service. Received the tires in two days. December 24, 2012
Excellent overall riding tire and long life as well!! I bought my 2006 R1200GSA with 2,000km on the Anakee 2 tires already on the bike. I put on and additional 12,000km on them myself riding in a fair bit of rain and on some off-road riding. I did a few long trips with moderately loaded gear on the bike. The ride was smooth and felt secure at all times even in the wet and cold weather. The tires really shine on the wet days leaving you to feel confident as you get into the corners. On the dry days, look out, these tires show their second side proving to be very grippy as the bike dips deeper into the twisties. I have only one concern and that is the tires have developed some scalloping as of late but with the amount of miles on them I'm still very happy with them. You will too!! December 7, 2012
The Michelin Anakee 2 Review The Michelin Anakee 2 is a great tire IMHO. I feel that they perform in an excellent manner. It holds the road quite well, wet or dry. It has better feedback than other brands of this same style. It inspires confidence on the asphalt as well as on gravel & dirt roads. This is my third set I've purchased for my BMW R1150GS and I hope that Michelin will be introducing the same tire for the new water-cooled R1200GS that is coming out next March 2013. December 3, 2012
Great performance on BMW 1100GS I recently replace my worn Tourance (6500mi = 80% used) with Michelin Anakee2 for a trip around Texas. The Anakee2 exhibited a softer ride than the Tourance without sacrifice of road feel or handling. Very nice tire. Put 1500 miles on them in 3 days. No noticeable wear. Will advise when they are worn out regarding useful mileage. Note: tires arrived promptly (actually sooner than expected). December 3, 2012
it gives more than what you expect i used this tier on road and offroad (monting riding ). it did exceed my expectation and i did 10,000 Klm. and still can go for another 3000 and more November 13, 2012
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can you run these on a stock 2012KLR?

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Absolutely! Install with a tube and you are ready to rock. The stock rear tire size for a KLR is 130/80-17.
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If you are talking about the Metzeler Tourance, if they are available in the size to fit your KLR, this would be a great tire if you ride mostly on the street. For anything more gnarly than a nice gravel road, I would get a more aggressive tire.
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I have a F800GS BMW for front tires am I ordering the 90/90/21 (H) or (V) and for rear is it the 150/79/17 (VR) or (HR)?

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Since the top speed of the F800GS is low, you could get by with either the H or the V.
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If they are the same price, get the V, but if you can save any $, get the H.
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The H and HR rated tires are generally for sustained speeds in excess of 130 MPH. If you don't ride that fast you don't need them. Some say that the tread life on the H rated tires is better because they have a higher heat rating, but in my experience I gave not found that to be true. Hope this helps
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What is the difference between the "hr" and "vr" designation in the tire sizes?

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'H' and 'V' are speed ratings, of which 'V' is the higher. The 'R' stands for radius in reference to the tire/wheel size.
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the VR speed rating is higher than the HR, my 2011 R1200GScame with the VR rated tires so I replaced them with VR rated tires.
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The H and V stand for the tire's max speed ratings.

H = 130, V = 144
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Product Style RevZilla SKU ID Manufacturer Product # Availability
120/90-17S 594676 N75438 In Stock: Ships next business day
130/80HR17 594677 N08113 Out of Stock
140/80HR17 594678 N07277 Out of Stock
150/70HR17R 514856 N41517 In Stock: Ships next business day
150/70VR17R 514857 N43084 Out of Stock