Tyres

A new concept of Adventure and Enduro On/Off tyres dedicated to off-road expeditions, featuring both off-road traction and on-road stability with an excellent mileage.

Tyre contour with wide curvature for easy handling and precise cornering Tread design for efficient water drainage and high mileage Proven grip and high slip resistance on wet and dry roads

• Compound with high Silica developed for outstanding grip both in dry and in wet enhancing riding performance • “Sport Touring” carcass design with lighter, more resistant Polyester fibre giving higher comfort and improving handling 

THIS  could be the shortest review in history, seeing as Dunlop's new D212 GP Pro was the tyre Michael Dunlop used when he set the new Superstock record at this year's TT, clocking an average speed of 131.220mph.

Visordown review:

Coveted award for Metzeler's sport-touring tyre

The BT-016 Pro replacement aims to deliver more grip and better wet weather performance. So does it live up to the challenge?

Bridgestone badges its new Battlax S20 as a 'premium sports tyre' aimed at sports riders who ride on all types of roads, through all conditions.

From Michelin:

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.

Two months ago I had a set of Bridgestone BT-016 Pro’s fitted to my Triumph Speed Triple. Before setting out on the new tyres, the Speed had covered 4000 miles. Now with just over 7000 on the clock the rear tyre is on the limit markers.

From Michelin:

From Michelin:

From Michelin:

Rigid Construction  Better contact feel in corners, especially suited for slide control during races All-round Performer Great grip and handling whether wet or dry, maintaining high grip levels.

Grip? Oh my life...

Sticky, super sticky...

6500 miles later how did the oddly-patterned Supermaxx’s shape up?

Pirelli release Diablo Super Biker iPhone App to record riding performance

Watch for the Bridgestone Ambassador's thoughts

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

From Metzeler:

Classic sport touring radials Superb high speed stability and braking force transmission with complete stability even under heavy braking High silica compound for excellent dry and wet grip H rated for speeds up to 130 mph