The Dunlop D401 motorcycle tire is a classic chopper tire. A large number of sizes can satisfy any biker. The tire has a characteristic tread pattern, provides confident handling of the motorcycle on any road surface, both dry and wet.
Initially, this model was focused on "Harley Davidson" motorcycles, so it is produced in "Harley" sizes with a mounting diameter of 16”, 19” and 21”. There are options with white letters on the sidewall or with sidewalls of white color.
Dunlop was the first company to introduce the use of Kevlar belts (Kevlar is a synthetic fiber of increased strength) in the production of motorcycle tires. The tire is made using three polymers, which allows for maximum manageability and fast heating of the tire, regardless of whether the road is dry or wet. Due to the specially designed tread with wavy grooves, the tire perfectly removes water from the contact patch, preventing aquaplaning and increasing traction on a wet road surface.
The use of a special rubber compound in the production process made it possible to achieve increased wear resistance and manageability. A special soft rubber compound is used at the edges of the tire, allowing you to feel more confident when cornering and increasing the overall resource of the wheel, as the surface wears more evenly.
This tire provides you with the opportunity to reach the limit speed and at the same time provides confident handling, safety, and full control over any situation that arises on the road. The Dunlop D401 tire is perfectly balanced and has a minimal sound effect when driving, as well as reduced fuel consumption.
Main features of Dunlop D401
- excellent grip with the road surface, obtained due to the excellent tread design and special rubber compound;
- increased mileage, by using a deeper tread pattern and special additives in the rubber compound;
- minimal aquaplaning effect, obtained by combining optimally selected tread elements and distances between them;
- easy handling and quick entry into turns, even when driving at a minimal angle, due to the increased contact patch.
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