Motocross tyres

Motorcyclists who refuse to compromise and like to push their machines to the limits on rough terrain far from the asphalt roads usually ride motocross. For this combination of motorcycle and cross-country, you don't just need special motorcycles, you need special tyres too. Often different tyres are used on the front and back of the bike. In addition, it's important to match the tyres with the terrain.

Sand and mud

When you need your tyres to put in a perfect performance in sand and mud, you need pure cross tyres. These usually have taller, narrower knobs. This gives them the best possible grip despite the adverse ground conditions. On the other hand, these tyres are not suitable for normal roads.

Hard ground

Sand and mud, however, aren't always found on motocross tracks. Sometimes, the ground can be quite hard. To take these conditions into account, the tread design of tyres optimised for this differs. They do have knobs for grip. However, the knobs are much wider and shorter.

Mixed terrain

All-round motocross tyres are a good choice if the track features various types of terrain or if the rider often rides on different courses and wants to avoid having to change tyres. The tread is a mixture of the types described above.

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Which tyre type do you require?

The selection of the tyre type depends first and foremost on the model of the motorcycle and the intended use.

Thus, motocross tyres are intended for off-road riding. There are, however, other difference that must also be considered in terms of the tread design - depending on how hard or soft the soil is.

Chopper and cruiser tyres, on the other hand, play to their strengths on long journeys. They are characterised not only by their excellent drive comfort, but also by an above-average running performance.

Enduro tyres are a compromise between the tyre types outlined above. They are certainly passable when off-road, but are also well-suited for road driving.

Racing tyres are most at home on the race track. Special material blends ensure that the tyres master even the highest of speeds.

Touring tyres, on the other hand, impress with a consistent drive behaviour on long journeys, and also maintain their level of performance in the rain.

Sport tyres are not just suitable for use on public roads. With these tyres, which are designed for a sporty driving style, you can also take in a few laps of the racetrack.