Thanks to the highest characteristics of products intended for motorcycle equipment, the English company Dunlop has been maintaining leading positions in this area of the tire industry for many years. The Dunlop D603 motorcycle tire is something that this English company can rightfully be proud of.
This tire was specially designed for light and medium motorcycles, belonging to the "enduro" class. Despite its exceptional coupling characteristics off-road, these tires demonstrate reliable and stable behavior on the highway, which is not typical for tires designed for enduro motorcycles. However, one should not forget that the hallmark of most motorcycle tires from the company Dunlop is their versatility in combination with a balance of basic working characteristics. In this sense, the Dunlop D603 tire, fortunately, did not become an unpleasant exception. Many motorcycle owners returned with a smile on their face after the first ride on these tires, which speaks to the excellent consumer qualities of this tire.
This was achieved due to the competent design of the tire. First of all, it is worth noting the aggressive design of the tire tread pattern, consisting of many very high blocks. A distinctive feature of this tire is the original scheme of block arrangement. If you look closely, you can see that the blocks are grouped into separate sections. The blocks themselves have a trapezoidal configuration, abundant with a large number of sharp edges and corners. In combination with the great height of the blocks, this provided the tire with phenomenal abilities on unstable and loose soils.
Main features of the Dunlop D603 motorcycle tire
- Excellent tread pattern design provides phenomenal coupling characteristics outside of paved roads;
- Multilayer carcass construction provides a high level of strength and protection against punctures and cuts, as well as giving the tire excellent elasticity;
- A large number of blocks in the shoulder areas provides stability in turns, and their great height reliably protects the tire sidewalls from punctures and cuts.
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