Metzeler Lasertec Tire For Cruiser/street Motorcycles

The Metzeler Lasertec tire is engineered to deliver exceptional performance and safety for cruiser and street motorcycles. This tire combines classic design with modern technology, ensuring a smooth and confident ride in various conditions. Experience superior grip, handling, and longevity with the Lasertec.

Description

Metzeler's Lasertec tire provides outstanding wet and dry performance thanks to its high silica content and specialized compounds. The innovative tread pattern efficiently drains water, minimizing hydroplaning and maximizing grip in wet conditions. The multiple-radius contour design, specifically tuned for bias-tire touring, delivers radial-type handling, enhancing maneuverability and control. This tire's classic tread pattern also combats irregular wear and cupping, extending its lifespan. The Lasertec tire is ideal for riders who demand reliability and consistent performance from their tires.

Features & highlights

• Enhanced wet performance: Tread pattern design provides excellent water drainage, reducing hydroplaning.
• Superior grip: High silica content ensures outstanding grip in all weather conditions.
• Improved mileage: Reduces rolling resistance for better fuel efficiency and extended tire life.
• Radial-type handling: Multiple-Radius Contour Design tuned for the bias-tire touring segment.
• Enhanced braking performance: Special compounds ensure higher braking performance on both wet and dry surfaces.
• Even wear: Classic tread pattern prevents irregular wear and cupping.
• All-weather reliability: Proven tread patterns designed for consistent performance in all weather conditions.

Technical specifications

• Brand: Metzeler
• Tread Pattern/Model: Lasertec™
• Mounting Position: Front
• Tire Type: Tubeless
• Tire Size: 120/80B16
• Rim Diameter: 16"
• Width: 120
• Aspect Ratio: 80
• Construction: B (Bias Belted)
• Load/Speed-Index: (60V)
• Sidewall: Blackwall
• Market Segment: Cruiser / Street

Important to know

Ensure proper tire size and fitment for your motorcycle. Consult your motorcycle's manufacturer specifications for recommended tire sizes and load/speed ratings.