- Michelin Anakee Wild (rear)
- Review by wstones
Michelin Anakee Wild (rear) review by wstones
Tyre Size
| Tyre Size | 140/80-18 | |
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Tarmac Performance
| Braking / cornering control (Dry) |
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| Braking / cornering control (Wet) |
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| General traction and control |
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| Road noise |
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Tarmac Summary
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Gravel Performance
| Braking / cornering control |
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| General traction and control |
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Gravel Summary
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Off-Road Performance
| Rocky / stoney terrain |
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| Hard packed / firm terrain |
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| Soft / loose/ sandy terrain |
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| Muddy / greasy / slippery terrain |
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| General traction and control |
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Off-Road Summary
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General
| What bike was used for this review? | KTM 690 Enduro R | |
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Tyre Life
| Riding style | Tyre life | Price per km |
|---|---|---|
| Aggressive riding | 1,000 km | 13.7 cents per km |
Notes: Not sure yet, only 1000km on it, but I hope it wears out fast so I can replace it sooner.
General Overview
Notes: This tire is great on the road, looks amazing, and provides lots of grip, even in the wet. On gravel it feels very loose, and do not take this tire on mud or loose rock as you will be on the ground very quickly, or stuck at the bottom of a hill for a long time, it simply does not grip, even at 12psi. Avoid like the plague if you do off road work.
