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One of the most important parts of a motorcycle are its tyres. They support the bike as well as the rider and are impacted by the rider’s driving style and the road conditions. For this reason, it’s important to pay attention to maintenance and replacement of motorcycle tyres while also using top brands and products.
One of the largest tyre manufacturers in the world, Michelin was founded in 1889. Given its long history as a tyre manufacturer, it comes as no surprise that one of the top motorcycle tyres of the year was manufactured by Michelin. The Pilot Road 4 is ideal for wet roads, especially when braking.
With this tyre, Michelin uses 2CT technology, brand new tread compounds, and a redesigned tread pattern which makes the motorcycle tyres last longer. Abnormal wear in extreme condition and under heavy braking is prevented by the tyre’s chamfered sipe edges.
Another product by Michelin, the Commander II is for all brands of cruisers and guarantees durability without compromising on handling or stability. This is due to the tyre’s high-density and rigid carcass. In addition to this, the upper layers of the motorcycle tyres are made of aramid fibres, which adds durability and stability through the light-weight material used.
Given its innovative look and grip on wet surfaces, the Michelin Commander II is one of the best options when looking for motorcycle tyres in Sri Lanka.
Falling under the category of racing and sport is the Sportec M7 RR and it is one of the best motorcycle tyres of 2019. The tyre is manufactured by Metzeler, a German company founded in 1863. In 1890, Metzeler expanded into automotive and motorcycle tyres but has been focused entirely on the latter since 1979. Pirelli acquired the company in 1986.
If you are looking for the best motorcycle tyres in Sri Lanka, the Metzeler M7 RR is definitely worth checking out. The tyre is engineered to empower sport riders in all weather conditions and uses a new concept of water drainage and contact feeling. This is achieved through dual-compound Interact technology and high silica compounds.
