Michelin to roll out Anakee Wild Tire globally
France: Michelin recently unveiled its new
radial tire, Michelin Anakee Wild for big trail bikes in all the countries
across the world. Currently, the tire is available in four radial sizes, i.e.
110/80 R 19 and 120/70 R 19 for front axles, 150/70 R 17 and 170/60 R 17 for
rear axles. Three more sizes would be launched later this year, 90/90 – R 21
for front axle, 130/80 – R 17 and 140/80 – R 17 for rear axles, which is likely
to cover global trail bikes tyre market.
According to
Michelin, the Anakee Wild Tire is aimed to target adventurous bikers with an
urge of expeditions, experiencing and discovering. Therefore, the company’s
latest creation, Anakee Wild tyre is designed to adapt to all terrain types and
situations along with the varied climatic conditions.
The Tire
focuses on three performance parameters all-together:
1.
Provides
excellent mileage and resistance to overheating and wear, due to the latest
tread composition design.
2.
Provides
stability and comfort on-road, due to the improved radial technology.
3.
Provides
better wet road grip, riding precision combined with off road traction.
In nutshell,
the Anakee Wild is a multi-purpose tire that reveals its performance as per the
situation it is subjected to.
The recent
report published by TechSci Research,
“France Tyre Market Forecast and Opportunities,
2020” indicated the pronounced leadership of Michelin in France and other few
countries of European Union. The evident growth in the France tire market also
manifest the huge penetration of two-wheelers in the country. Due to which, Anakee
Wild tire by Michelin would further tap the niche off road bike segment of
France as well as other nations around the globe.
According to
TechSci Research, Michelin is the second leading tire manufacturer in the
global tire industry during 2015. This recent addition in its two-wheeler tire
range would further mark its dominance in the domestic country, along with expanding
the product portfolio of the company across the world.