• Michelin Starcross 6 Sand Schoep Crossband voorband 80/100 - 21 NHS - MxProStoreParts
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Michelin Starcross 6 Sand Schoep Cross Front Tire 80/100-21 NHS

Regular price 77,75
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Product description

The Michelin Starcross 6 Sand Schoep Crossband 80/100-21 NHS is the go-to choice for riders who want to handle sand and loose terrain on MX tracks more efficiently and quickly. This Michelin front tire delivers confidence and grip in challenging sand conditions.

  • Dimensions: 80/100-21 NHS, specially designed for the front wheel of motocross bikes.
  • Intended Use: Optimized for sand tracks and loose terrain for maximum traction and predictable handling.
  • Tread Design: Aggressive knobs with smart inter-knob spacing for optimal grip and self-cleaning in wet and dry sand.
  • Bead: NHS bead for reliable seating and consistent performance during tight turns and off-road trail rides.
  • Material and Construction: Purpose-built Michelin-specific compound that delivers grip without sacrificing wear resistance and stability on rough terrain.

This front tire is ideal for riders who regularly tackle sandy MX conditions, or anyone looking for consistent performance on both wet and dry sand. The tread is engineered for immediate traction when accelerating, sharp cornering responsiveness, and reliable feedback to the rider, so you can react faster to changing track conditions. Thoughtful Michelin construction and material choices deliver a balanced blend of grip, stability, and durability, so you spend less time slipping and more time riding the optimal lines.

Specifications

  • SKU
    JU-329081

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