These came as standard on my 1250 GS HP. On road, they have proven fine, including in low traction, uphill twisties. On road, I was pleasantly surprised to see how well they managed deep gravel, packed dirt, and even lose rock. I am still to try them in mud. No noise issues to report. All in all, I’m a happy camper. No idea about how long they will last, though.

@svantee_in_the_woods8389

3 жыл бұрын

I have these tires on my 850 GS, tried it in wet mud yesterday and there's pretty much no traction to speak of. Had to waddle my way through the mud not to fall. And then straight to the closest water hose to wash off the bike 😄 But in every other aspect I've found these tires to be extremely capable. My 850 GS even runs more fuel efficient on pavement with Anakee Adventure in comparison with the Anakee 3 which I think is crazy! Also keep in mind, I'm talking about riding in mud or probably snow. Riding off road on a dry and sunny day is 👌

@zoololana3629

10 ай бұрын

I fell down in the mud with these tyres😂😂😂

I have them on a GS 1250. Never have I been more surprised by a tyre. I was dubious at the start, but after 11'000 km, the most I've ever done with a tyre, I love them and will be getting new ones when these are finished. Great all around.

I dont think theres a better on/offroad 17" tire than this. They are one of the few dual compound dual sport tires. I run these on a supermoto which is ridden on a kart track weekly but also is ridden in extremely rough offroad conditions. Steep rocky, deep sand, dirt and gravel these tires do well. They dont do good in mud but that is impossible for a non-nobby tire.

These tires came stock on my 2019 GSA 1250 and they provide fantastic grip on the road (I bought the bike to tour, not really hit dirt but in N. Ga where I live and ride, it WILL happen just because sometimes a dirt road is the best option). I’ll most likely replace them with Anakee Adventures. Let me preface this by saying, I’m a very aggressive street rider when I get in the twisties and these have been great for grip HOWEVER, at 2,600 miles on them, I seriously doubt the front tire will make it to or much past 5,000 miles. The rear seems to be holding up better on the sides although it has flattened out a bit in the center (all that 1,250 cc torque!).

@That_Paul_Guy

5 жыл бұрын

Scott Bott my rear will outlast my front by at least 1k miles although it’s wearing faster in the middle than the sides. Great tire and don’t have any complaints. A buddy that isn’t quite as aggressive as I am has over 4K miles on his and he’s easily got another 1,000 to 1,500 miles. Won’t make 6k though.

How would you guys rate these tyres compared to Bridgestone battlax adventure a40? I have 2021 V-Strom 650, the original Bridgestones have seen their best days. I have nothing bad to say about the Bridgestones, pretty nice grip on tarmac, dry or wet, and mileage i think is ok also on them. I think one can't turn heavy adventure bike to a motocross bike with any tire, but the occasional light offroad riding capability is important feature to me. Gravel is'nt the best road type for those Battlax's. 😕

The dream tire set to get) would look and serve great on my 21/17 klr650)

@Enonymouse_

4 жыл бұрын

TRy the new dunlop trailmax Mission

These came stock on my 2020 1250GS. I'm mostly on asphalt. The only problem I have with them is the howling when in any kind of lean above 45+ mph. On long trips it's seriously an issue and drives me mad...and it's frankly surprising that they have this issue considering how well made and reputable they are.

@scottastell9415

Жыл бұрын

Wear musican custom made ear plugs to save your hearing and all the noise goes away!

Are these tube tires or tube less?

I am considering putting something like this on my Bonneville T100. I drive 80% paved roads (not highway) and 20% rural dirt roads, (no true off road). What do you think?

Just fitted a set today Very smooth

@brahimsayah5128

3 жыл бұрын

Same here in France with a super tenere ✌🏾

@chainsawversustree

3 жыл бұрын

I have now done 2500klm's I love them.

Better road tire. Good for hard pack roads, light gravel. More gravel, more issues.

My Anakee 3s whine at certain speeds, otherwise good tire. If these don’t whine I will buy them.

Most of Illinois highways are “unimproved roads”

How are these for hard cornering? I've had my 2009 Versys 650 leaned 50° before, on Michelin Road Pilot 3s.

Hi! Do you have any feedback on how they perform on wet asphalt in cold conditions? What would be the best road orientated tire for 21 and 17 rims tybetype? Kind regards !

@RevZilla

4 жыл бұрын

We were very happy with the performance of the Anakee Adventure on the street, and feedback from riders who have purchased them is that they are quite good in wet and cold conditions when compared to other similar on/off-road tires. Check out our full first ride report on them. If your adventure bike is never leaving the asphalt, though, you would probably love the Michelin Anakee 3 or Metzeler Tourance NEXT Tires. *www.revzilla.com/common-tread/michelin-anakee-adventure-first-ride-motorcycle-tire-review -DM

@jackkendahal254

4 жыл бұрын

RevZilla thanks for your answer, I’m gonna go for the metzeller i think :)

Hi, I have a kind request for you and all REVZILLA staff, please talk a little bit slowly, a lot of people from around world is watching this videos. In my specific case, English is my second language and is very hard to follow you, imagine that for people that English is not their language at all. Thanks in advance. Kind regards.

@RevZilla

4 жыл бұрын

Hey, thanks for the feedback. We will keep this in mind. In the meantime, feel free to use the speed selection for each KZread video in the settings which will allow you to slow the video down to speed it up if need be. If you have any other questions or concerns or want to discuss other options, please feel free to reach out to our Gear Geeks at 877.792.9455 or cs@revzilla.com. Ride safe, -Pat.

@erikhiriartg.9531

4 жыл бұрын

@@RevZilla Hi, change the speed is a valid solution, but the guy will sound like he is out of this world. Kind of creepy

This or Shinko 705 for riding distance on road then riding trails an dual track.?

@RevZilla

4 жыл бұрын

The Michelins should last longer than the Shinkos, but the Shinkos are a lot more affordable. If you don't mind swapping tires more often, then maybe go with Shinkos. For me, changing tires can be a headache, so I'd probably go with the Michelins. -DrewZilla

Sooooo how good would these be on a sportster? I have a 2017Roadster with a 19 front 18 rear.... kind of hard to get a set on those sizes, wanted to try shinko 777 but they are sold out all the time, also only seem to have white wall on rear but not front and somehow I'm not a fan of(?)

@congccao5419

3 жыл бұрын

Same here, mine is a 18 roadster, and these are perfect, much better than stock tires.

@TheMonchoXD

3 жыл бұрын

@@congccao5419 thanks for the information, I guess I'll be giving these a try now that I am soon to get new rubber🤘🏼 you have no idea how many times I've asked around but nobody had the right answer😅 thank you very much

Looking at these for my Kawasaki Versys X 300 sizes Rear / 130/80R17, Front / 100/90-19. Any idea when these will be available?

@RevZilla

5 жыл бұрын

The Michelin distributor isn't expecting stock until late July, so they probably won't be available anywhere until then. Our apologies for the inconvenience! -DrewZilla

@grantf.

5 жыл бұрын

@@RevZilla dang my rear is shot. Can't be trusted in wet weather.

Are these tube or tubeless tires can not find the answer

@RevZilla

4 жыл бұрын

All sizes are tubeless, but they can all be used with tubes too. -DrewZilla *bit.ly/Michelin_AnakeeAdventure

im confused with this tire. their on my GS, insane grip on dry and wet roads. unbelievable. ofroad i was super impressed too. what im confused about it now that i have 5k miles, the tire is humming on the freeway. it wasnt noisy before now it is. it howls

@roadwarrior8560

3 жыл бұрын

might be hungry

Hiya Revzilla! Can you perhaps give a hint how many miles the tires could last? Also how do they perform on long stretches of highway rides between spots of great roads? Thanks in advance! :)

@RevZilla

5 жыл бұрын

We don't have enough long term feedback yet to be able to say how long they'll last. So far, riders are seeing only a little wear after a few thousand miles. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/michelin-anakee-adventure-tires

Scorpion rally STR vs Anakee Adventure? Which ones will be better on corners and which ones will be quieter? Thank you

@roadwarrior8560

7 күн бұрын

which ones did you buy and were they noisey?

Does it fits the new 2019 CB500X?

@RevZilla

5 жыл бұрын

These tires aren't available in a 160/60-17 rear like your stock tire, but the 150/70-17 should still work. Your stock front size is available though. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/michelin-anakee-adventure-tires

@roviwoteap2375

2 жыл бұрын

They do now, as of October 2021. : )

Is this tire same as Anakee Adventure Street....

@RevZilla

10 ай бұрын

Yes, the same tire from Michelin.

Could you name the best tires for price Vs Performance Vs durability. thanks

@RevZilla

5 жыл бұрын

It all depends on the bike you have, as tire sizes determine what's available to fit your bike. What year/make/model do you have? -DrewZilla

MOTOZ tires!!!???

140/80-17?

@RevZilla

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, these are available in a radial construction in that size. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/michelin-anakee-adventure-tires

@dzonsmit

5 жыл бұрын

thanks!

@RevZilla

5 жыл бұрын

You're welcome!

hi. do you want to win the world championship in fasttalking. for me as an german it is really a challange to unterstand all ya saying., -))

Not one Review of These tires mentions Rear Radial construction and Front Biased construction after like 30 years of people saying DON'T MIX THEM .......... shows how aware the guy doing the review is he never said a thing about them being MIXED ... HUMMM . ...

I would not call a Wild 50/50 .... The Adventure is More 50/50 .Being very at home on the roads and twisties ... And very capeable off . Very pleased with them . After running Annekee 3's And Knowing I don't need Wilds I'm.not doing wet deep muck off roading .

Prefer a Heidenau k60. Had Anakees before, but Love my k60s

@walter6990

5 жыл бұрын

Hans de Jong until the tread blows off them

This did not provide any actual information about this tire from a first hand experience. Good reviews would provide some perspective of having used the product. Consistently RevZilla does not do this. What I can say is that this tire is extremely loud on the road. It's noticeably louder than any other tire I've used and if I had the choice I would replace with another tire immediately. Not sure why our "reviewers" at RevZilla never mention any first hand experience with these products.

@David-yb8vs

4 жыл бұрын

I had Anakee 3's on my GS before and while they had good grip ( on the road ) the front had unbelievable whine, especially when slowing down thru towns....any experience on these as a comparison to the new Adventure tyre? Seems the Adventure is also noisy by your account. Currently my new 1250GSA has Bridgestone, and I am not happy with the front at all, and it also whines, but not as much as the Anakee 3.

@ijaxon6675

3 жыл бұрын

Chaparral Motorsports has the best real world reviews on ADV tires. Revzilla does presentations on manufacturers press info.

Typical of ALL Revzilla "reviews".....all sales pitch and little, if any , facts or actual usage. A very SLICK sales pitch though.....

@Boschie143

4 жыл бұрын

Then why dont you post your review on tyres and stop watching other reviews

@7892rl

4 жыл бұрын

@@Boschie143 that makes a LOT of sense TWIT !!

I heard about people ordering the tyre IN THAILAND and having to pay IMPORT TAX ... how come if it says on the Tyre: MADE IN THAILAND? :D :D i would love to ride those but they are really pricey here in Thailand

@BangFarang1

8 ай бұрын

You don't pay import tax if you buy them in Thailand. The price I got mine was around 6,500 bahts March 2023 which is not that expensive.

@moskito5864

7 ай бұрын

@@BangFarang1 you pay IMPORT Tax on everything IMPORTET from outside Thailand. I was wondering why its saying MADE IN THAILAND on the rubber so IF it is made in Thailand you will for sure not pay IMPORT tax... Rubbers are cheap in ASIA anyways. I am living since 25 years in Thailand, i bought some nice CORSA Cross

@BangFarang1

7 ай бұрын

@@moskito5864 What I mean is that you don't pay physically by yourself the import taxes if you buy in a thai shop. Of course at the end the tax on imported goods is included in the selling price but the customer usually doesn't get the details. So if the tyres are made and bought in Thailand you pay the selling price, period, no import tax is added to that net price. So I dont understand those people claiming they ordered Thai tyres in Thailand and had to pay import taxes... How do they know? PS. 43 yrs living in Thailand and still counting.

@moskito5864

7 ай бұрын

@@BangFarang1 PS. 43 yrs living in Thailand and still counting. ,.,,, another one, how old are you? 80++ 🤣🤣or have you just never worked? Every foreigner here trying to tell me HE is much longer living in Thailand as myself....and then i found out, with living they meant they are coming here for holidays 3-6 month every year ... the funny thing is, when it would be true with you guys, Thailand would have been full with farangs in 1988 when i came here already 😵‍💫

@BangFarang1

7 ай бұрын

@@moskito5864 I can't speak for the others. I arrived here in 1981 at 21 (ending of the backpackers era). Worked for a French owned guesthouse in Chiang Mai during 2 years and learned the language by immertion. Then for a Swiss travel agency in Bangkok. Only after 8 years, I went back to France on vacation for the first time. After a wonderfull career where I learned tour operating, accounting and selling I've been hired by a French company installing fridges for Carrefour hypermarkets. Then I've been hired as an interpreter-translator by the International Red-Cross in Southern Thailand and here I am, a happy retiree at 63, living in a Muslim village and barely in contact with other Farangs, I must admit. Period. I remember that when I went to the French consulate to register by son birth in 1987, around 4,000 French nationals were registered as residents, but a lot more were staying on tourist status and worked illegally.