Anakee Wild Rear Tire (150/70R-18)

Excellent tire and so far it hasn't worn too badly.

Great tire. 300 miles down. the tire is not the easiest to put on. mostly a commuter tire, and built for a tubeless rim, the sidewall is stiff. The trail, around the retention ponds and back, excellent traction. Street - no wiggle. When new a little slip, but after 10 miles that was in the mirror. Does not track the tar snakes or cracks. Hope the rear is just as good. Maybe later, will do a wear report.

Great for my KTM 890 adventure. A little squirrely until in breaks in but man these are great after that. Hard to spoon on so do some stretching before hahaha.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: This is my 4th tire. Got 4500 miles on this last tire and similar on the previous three. Surprisingly good traction on twisty roads. Good traction on trails. Mounted on a BMW R1150GS. Superior to the Bridgestone and Shinko tires I had.

Best

I just had to leave a review for this tire! This thing has completely transformed the front of my bike. I have a Honda CRF 300 Rally. The stock tires were not good;especially the front. I put different tires on within a few hundred miles. The back was a Dunlop D606 which I like. The front was a Motoz Desert Tractionator (or something like that!). It was very knobby,which is what I wanted. I wanted something good in the dirt. Something that would make the front of the bike feel like it wasnt going to wash out from under me any time. But no luck. The bike handled terrible at the front with the Motoz. At least as badly as the cheap stock tire. I had zero confidence in the bike in any kind of off-road terrain. I’m not super experienced with this sort of thing,so I wasn’t sure if the tire was the problem or the bike was the problem. So I decided to try one more tire and I settled on this Michelin. I could not be happier. Like I said,it has completely transformed the bike and my off-road riding. I have confidence in the bike now,and I’m not always tense,thinking that the front is going to go sideways out from under me at any time. The tire is also at least 50% thicker and heavier than other tires I’ve tried. It’s worth the money!

Great off road tire. Good onroads miles for its off road performance. I got 4500 on the last one on a TransLab trip. I'm about 3500 on my normal commuting and playing. I was only getting 2500 on TKC 80's. They are loud but I wear earplugs. They also track on cracks, tar strips, paint lines etc and can feel loose but they grip well. They grip surprisingly well in the dirt even with only 1/2 tread left. I'll buy another set.

I run this on the tar of my klr 650 and the tire is awesome. Just rode almost 500 miles on a combination of asphalt and gravel. The tire hooked up great on all of the various surfaces. Will be my go to rear tire. Video on YouTube channel Off-Road Riding Adventures.