Model 120 Motorcycle Tire Studs for Winter Cycling Safety

Name: Model 120 Motorcycle Tire Studs for Winter Cycling Safety
Brand: Kavonix
SKU: ST-MC120-100P
Price: 73.65 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (5 reviews)

$73.65 USD

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100W/TOOL 150W/TOOL(Most Popular) 250W/TOOL(Best Value)

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Why choose Kavonix Studs ?

Confident Control for Everyday Winter Riding

Model 120 tire studs are designed to provide stable traction and improved safety on icy, snowy, and slippery roads. They help riders maintain better grip during braking, cornering, and acceleration, reducing the risk of skidding in harsh winter conditions.

Built with a durable tungsten carbide tip and secure thread design, these studs deliver reliable performance and long-lasting protection throughout the winter season.

Best For Autos • Pickups • Forklifts • Street & Dual Sport Motorcycles

Specifications

Dimensions: 9 x 12.6 mm
Prominence (from tire or tread surface): 1.9 mm
Stud Penetration (into tire or tread surface): 10.7 mm
Minimum Lug Height: 8.5 mm
Carbide Tip Width: 2.6 mm

Installation
Screw-in with cordless drill • Fully removable

Recommended Stud Installation Quantity:

For Street Motorcycle Tires: 100–150 studs per tire.
For Car/Pickup Tire-Street: 50–75 studs per tire.

Benefits

✔ Strong winter traction
✔ Secure anti-loose thread
✔ Wear-resistant carbide tip
✔ Long service life

Package
100 / 150 studs + Installation Tool Included

Shipping
Factory Direct • Worldwide Shipping • Full Tracking

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Materials & Features

Easy Installation

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Reusable & Eco-Friendly

Road-Friendly Design

Lightweight Performance

Model 120 screw tire studs with carbide tip designed for winter traction on mountain bike tires

Model 120 screw tire studs installed on MTB tire improving grip on icy trails and snowy terrain

Close up of Model 120 screw tire stud showing tungsten carbide tip and tool

Model 120 Motorcycle Tire Studs for Winter Cycling Safety

Key features of Model 120 screw tire studs designed for durability and strong ice traction

Step by step installation of Model 120 screw tire studs using drill tool on mountain bike tire

Model 120 screw tire studs improving MTB traction on snow ice and winter off road trails

Exploded view of Model 120 screw tire stud showing carbide tip threaded body and wear resistance

Hand holding Model 120 screw tire studs before installation on mountain bike winter tires

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Dirt Bike / Motorcycle Tire Studs FAQ

What are motorcycle tire studs used for?

Kavonix Motorcycle tire studs are designed to improve traction on ice, snow, mud, and loose terrain. They help riders maintain control, stability, and braking performance in extreme riding conditions.

Will screw tire studs fall out while riding?

No. Kavonix high-quality screw tire studs feature deep threads that securely grip into the tire. When installed correctly on proper tread depth, they stay firmly in place without glue, even during aggressive riding.

What type of tires are compatible with tire studs?

Tire studs work best with:

Dirt bike tires
Enduro tires
Off-road knobby tires

They require sufficient tread depth (usually 10 mm or more) for secure installation.

How many tire studs do I need per tire?

Recommended setup:

Front tire: 60–80 studs
Rear tire: 100–150 studs

More studs provide better traction, especially on ice and snow.

Can I ride on pavement with tire studs?

Kavonix Tire studs are designed for off-road, ice, and snow conditions. Riding on pavement may reduce their lifespan and is not recommended for extended use.

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