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Dunlop SCOOTSMART 2
Motorcycle tyres
| sizes of tyre: | 140/70 R14 |
| speed symbol: | P (150 km/h) |
| load index: | 62 (265 kg) |
The Dunlop SCOOTSMART 2 140/70R14 62P is a modern scooter tyre optimised for urban mobility and daily commuting. It is designed to offer nimble handling and stable grip for lightweight motorcycles and scooters that face mixed city surfaces. The tyre aims to combine comfort with confident wet‑weather behaviour for everyday riders.
A tread pattern prioritises water evacuation and wet grip to reduce aquaplaning risk in showers and puddles. The tyre compound and profile create a broad contact patch for improved steering response and cornering stability in tight urban turns. Construction details moderate rolling resistance to aid fuel efficiency on repeated stop‑start journeys. Braking distance is reduced thanks to efficient groove placement and consistent road contact.
For riders this means predictable handling in traffic and stable behaviour when leaning through corners. The SCOOTSMART 2 also delivers even wear to keep performance steady over its service life and enhances overall driving comfort for daily use. Contact patch and driving comfort are emphasised.
A tread pattern prioritises water evacuation and wet grip to reduce aquaplaning risk in showers and puddles. The tyre compound and profile create a broad contact patch for improved steering response and cornering stability in tight urban turns. Construction details moderate rolling resistance to aid fuel efficiency on repeated stop‑start journeys. Braking distance is reduced thanks to efficient groove placement and consistent road contact.
For riders this means predictable handling in traffic and stable behaviour when leaning through corners. The SCOOTSMART 2 also delivers even wear to keep performance steady over its service life and enhances overall driving comfort for daily use. Contact patch and driving comfort are emphasised.













