Michelin M 45 90/80 -16 51S

A city tyre for small-engine bikes, providing durability and grip.

Versatility.

A city tyre for small-engine bikes that can be fitted front or rear.

Road-holding.

Their interlocking block pattern reduces vibration and their slick race tread cut provides better grip on wet surfaces.

Durability.

MICHELIN M45 tyres have an ultra durable carcass as a result of their overlapping layers. The rubber is thicker in the centre than at the sides for more even wear across the tread.

M45 tyre review

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Kilometers driven19224

29.09.2011 from niksak
i have 2 two small bikes a modenas and a crypton x135 and i have tested lot of tires. this is maybe the best tire for small bikes. i had also michellin m62 gazelle, that was good too, but i think both are better than the contiGo in filling and grip. i drive in the city and in roads with many turns (greece)

14.05.2007 from John Goverinos
The tragical condition of the greek roads cannot allow the M45 (or any other tyre) to perform decently. In addition, my tyres' dimensions 90/80/16 in front and 110/80/14 in rear wheel seem to be a rarity in this country, so I was forced to buy the respective Pirellis M15 Mandrake for my scooter. Shame on you, Michelin in Greece, for your availiability!!

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