I was looking for an Enduro tire to use on my SEROW225 WE (Tubeless).
The standard is the Tourist by IRC, but it's not available for Muddy and it's not stiff enough.
I excluded it this time because I couldn't increase the speed, and this was the only one left by a process of elimination.
1. Tubeless for use in SEROW
2. Can be used at low pressure
3. Driving performance as an Enduro tire
As a result, I think the only one that matches this is the 216MX.
In addition, this Tire is FIM certified and can be used on public roads.
(Webike Product Data says public road × but it is wrong)
At the beginning of Debut, this tire had only 140/80-18 size on the rear.
It seems to be a little Oversize (too thick) for the Rim width of SEROW.
This is why there have been cases of Bead failures when running 140 at low pressure.
The new size 120/90-18 is designed to fit the Rim width of SEROW (225WE and 250).
Even at low pressure, the Risk of Bead drop (Rim drop) is low.
[Workability]
It's stiffer than Tourist, but I was able to assemble it with DIY work.
Depending on the condition of the Chain Adjuster, there is a possibility of interference between the base of the Swing Arm and the Tire. In my case, the limit was OK. (In case of NG, you need to extend the chain and pull the adjuster.
[Block
Hard. The height is not very high, so it is not very powerful.
Tire stiffness is high, it doesn't deform and grab rocks like a gummy tire in Attack.
It is stiffer and more MT21-like than my previous Tourist, VE33 and VEge COTA.
I think it is suitable for those who want to run on paved roads, but also want to grip gravel and dirt forest roads more firmly than TRAILTire.
[Life]
I drove around the sandy Motocross course for a day with 0.6 air pressure.
I find it has less wear on the corners than the VE33.
【Review】
I want more people to know about this Tire.
I will be using it with Ge COTA and Tourist as I also do Kemono Attack etc.
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