Anlas NR-14 Motorcycle Tyre - 3.25 19 (54P) TT - Front Or Rear
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The Anlas NR-14 Motorcycle Tyre is a reliable, everyday choice for owners of classic motorcycles and mopeds. It offers dependable all-round performance and classic styling to maintain your bike's heritage look. A key benefit is its availability in various 19" sizes for a compatible fit, though it is a tubed tyre (TT) which may require more maintenance than tubeless options.
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| Model Part Number | A6056 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Anlas |
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FAQs
What does 'TT' mean on the tyre specification?
'TT' stands for Tubed Tyre. This means the Anlas NR-14 requires an inner tube to function correctly, unlike 'TL' (Tubeless) tyres.
Can I use the same NR-14 tyre on both front and rear wheels?
Some Anlas NR-14 variants are specifically designed for universal fitment and can be used on both the front and rear wheels. Please check the product description or markings for confirmation (often indicated as 'Front Or Rear').
How do I know which size NR-14 tyre to buy?
Consult your motorcycle's owner's manual or the sidewall of your current tyres for the recommended size. Ensure the new tyre matches the original specifications for rim diameter (19 inches in this case) and width/aspect ratio.
Is this tyre suitable for high-speed riding?
The Anlas NR-14 is designed for classic bikes and everyday performance. It is not intended for high-speed or aggressive riding conditions. Always adhere to the speed rating indicated on the tyre and recommended by your motorcycle manufacturer.
What is the main advantage of the classic styling?
The classic styling ensures that the tyre complements the original aesthetic of vintage motorcycles. This helps riders maintain the traditional look and heritage of their classic bikes while benefiting from a modern, reliable tyre.
How often should I check the tyre pressure?
It is recommended to check tyre pressure before every ride, or at least weekly. Consistent checks help ensure optimal performance, safety, and longevity of the tyre.
Troubleshooting
Tyre doesn't hold air pressure
Check the inner tube for punctures. Ensure the valve stem is properly seated and sealed. Verify the tyre bead is seated correctly on the rim.
Uneven wear on the tyre
Verify correct tyre pressure. Check wheel alignment and balance. Ensure the tyre is fitted correctly on the rim and that the motorcycle's suspension is functioning properly.
Vibration or instability during riding
The tyre may need to be balanced. Ensure the tyre is the correct size and is seated properly on the rim. Check for any damage or deformation on the tyre.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Maintains the authentic look of classic motorcycles.
- Offers reliable performance for daily use.
- Available in multiple 19" sizes for broad compatibility.
- Can be used on both front and rear wheels (specific variants).
Cons
- Requires an inner tube (TT), which can be more prone to punctures than tubeless tires.
- May not offer the latest tire technology found in modern performance tires.
- Primarily suited for classic aesthetics and everyday riding, not high-performance applications.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility:
- The Anlas NR-14 is designed for classic motorcycles and mopeds.
- It is available in various 19-inch sizes, indicated by measurements like 2.50 19, 2.75 19, 3.00 19, and 3.25 19.
- Ensure you select the correct size that matches your motorcycle's rim and manufacturer specifications.
- All listed NR-14 variants are Tubed Type (TT) tyres, meaning they require an inner tube.
- Some variants are marked as 'Front Or Rear', indicating universal fitment. Always confirm compatibility for your specific wheel position.
Care:
- Tyre Pressure: Maintain the correct tyre pressure as recommended by your motorcycle manufacturer. Incorrect pressure can affect performance, safety, and tyre wear.
- Inspection: Regularly inspect the tyre for signs of wear, damage, cuts, or embedded objects. Check tread depth to ensure it meets legal and safety requirements.
- Storage: If storing the motorcycle for an extended period, consider using tyre savers or ensuring the tyres are not left in direct sunlight or exposed to extreme temperatures.
- Tube Replacement: As a TT tyre, regular checks of the inner tube's condition and pressure are advised. Replace the inner tube if it shows signs of aging or damage.