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Dunlop GEOMAX MX34
Motorcycle tyres
| sizes of tyre: | 60/100 R12 |
| speed symbol: | J (100 km/h) |
| load index: | 36 () |
The Dunlop GEOMAX MX34 60/100R12 36J is a motorcycle off-road tyre for children's and junior motocross bikes, intended for young riders learning on varied soft to intermediate terrains. It is tuned to provide traction, predictable handling and durability during training and club events. The tyre supports progression with reliable feedback and grip.
An aggressive knob pattern promotes effective water evacuation and digging performance in soft surfaces while maintaining a consistent contact patch for improved steering response. The carcass design balances flexibility for traction with enough stiffness to sustain cornering stability under braking and acceleration. Tread geometry encourages even wear which helps maintain mileage over rough practice sessions. cornering stability and steering response are key design outcomes.
For junior riders the MX34 offers confidence-inspiring grip, predictable behaviour when entering turns and manageable feedback for skill development. It is a practical choice for club riders and families seeking dependable off-road performance.
An aggressive knob pattern promotes effective water evacuation and digging performance in soft surfaces while maintaining a consistent contact patch for improved steering response. The carcass design balances flexibility for traction with enough stiffness to sustain cornering stability under braking and acceleration. Tread geometry encourages even wear which helps maintain mileage over rough practice sessions. cornering stability and steering response are key design outcomes.
For junior riders the MX34 offers confidence-inspiring grip, predictable behaviour when entering turns and manageable feedback for skill development. It is a practical choice for club riders and families seeking dependable off-road performance.













