Deli Street Enduro Motorcycle Tyre - 130/70-12


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The Deli Street Enduro Motorcycle Tyre (130/70-12) is designed for scooter and motorcycle riders who demand consistent performance across diverse terrains, ranging from paved city streets to light off-road trails. Its key benefit lies in the advanced rubber compound and specialized tread pattern that deliver superior grip in both wet and dry conditions, providing riders with enhanced confidence and stability. While it offers excellent durability and mileage, users should note that as an enduro-style tyre, it is optimized for versatility rather than high-speed track racing performance.
| Model Part Number | ODSB117011 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Deli Tire |
Yes, the Deli Street Enduro is designed to be versatile and can be used for either front or rear fitment, depending on your vehicle requirements.
Yes, this model is specifically engineered for modern scooters and motorcycles that require a 130/70-12 size.
Yes, it features a tubeless construction, which helps reduce weight and minimizes the risk of sudden pressure loss.
Yes, the tyre is E-marked, meeting rigorous European safety standards for public road use.
The advanced tread pattern is designed to disperse water effectively, providing reliable grip on wet asphalt.
Check the valve stem for leaks and inspect the tyre surface for punctures; since it is a tubeless design, ensure the bead is seated correctly on the rim.
Verify that the tyre is properly balanced and check that the wheel mounting is perfectly centered on the axle.
Ensure your tyre pressure is set to the manufacturer's recommended PSI and check the wheel alignment.
To ensure optimal performance, verify that your rim is compatible with tubeless tyre installation. Since this tyre is E-marked, ensure that your local traffic regulations permit the use of this specific tread pattern for your vehicle class.
Regular care is essential for longevity: check your tyre pressure bi-weekly according to your vehicle manufacturer’s specifications. Inspect the tread depth and look for embedded debris from light trail use. When cleaning, use mild soap and water rather than harsh chemical solvents, which can degrade the rubber compound over time.