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MICHELIN Progressive Sipe Technology (PST) helps prevent sliding on wet roads

Excellent handling and optimal performance whether riding solo or with a pillion

Michelin's Gazelle M62 tyre is an unbeatable package for the small motorcycle segment

Harder rubber in the centre to better withstand hard acceleration and braking, and softer on the edges to maximise lean angles

We test out the successor tyres to the Anakee II and ask: if we pretend to go off-road, don't we end up riding on pretend off-road tyres?

I’ve been running the new Michelin Pilot Road 3s on my 2011 ZX-10R for 1800 miles. In that time I’ve lost count of the number of people who’ve asked me why I’m running wets on my bike.

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From wet roads to trackdays. I've put them through their paces

Rah Rah John Cantlie journalist tries Michelin's new dual-compound road rubber

Three compounds are in the Road 2, with the centre made of harder rubber for mileage and the shoulder made of squidgy stuff for grip. Michelin claim these tyres will last around 15,000 miles, giving the best wet grip of any comparable tyre.

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They’re not so great at cutting through standing water but they never feel as though they’re going to swap ends. Really good on the brakes too.

Take the best 600 sportsbikes in the world to a circuit for three days, put them on identical tyres, add thirteen journalists from ten different countries and you have the most comprehensive test ever

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