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Dunlop 900F GP tt
Motorcycle tyres
| sizes of tyre: | 100/80 R14 |
| speed symbol: | P (150 km/h) |
| load index: | 48 () |
The Dunlop 900F GP tt 100/80R14 48P is a motorcycle tyre intended for small commuter and urban bikes where compactness and agility are key. It serves riders who require nimble handling in city traffic alongside dependable wet-weather performance. The tyre’s light construction and tread design prioritise quick steering response and predictable contact patch behaviour at lower speeds.
A patterned tread with efficient grooves supports water evacuation and helps maintain wet grip during wet commutes. The selected compound balances traction and mileage to provide even wear over typical urban mileage cycles. The profile promotes a stable transition into lean angles which enhances cornering stability and rider confidence. Steering response is tuned for responsive control and easy manoeuvring. Even wear characteristics support consistent performance across tyre life.
For everyday riders this tyre offers reliable stopping performance and easy handling in congested conditions. It presents a practical, cost-effective solution for city transportation with reassuring wet-weather capability.
A patterned tread with efficient grooves supports water evacuation and helps maintain wet grip during wet commutes. The selected compound balances traction and mileage to provide even wear over typical urban mileage cycles. The profile promotes a stable transition into lean angles which enhances cornering stability and rider confidence. Steering response is tuned for responsive control and easy manoeuvring. Even wear characteristics support consistent performance across tyre life.
For everyday riders this tyre offers reliable stopping performance and easy handling in congested conditions. It presents a practical, cost-effective solution for city transportation with reassuring wet-weather capability.













