Enhanced wet grip – Michelin Power 5 tire improves upon the already exceptional wet grip of Michelin Power RS tire for all-season riding. Optimized compound mix and void ratio – Michelin 2CT and 2CT+ silca compounds with 11% void ratios front and rear deliver tremendous grip in wet conditions. Patented velvet sidewall styling – The
Poor. Bad. Appalling. The Michelin Power Cup Tubeless Ready Tyre is as impressively fast rolling and grippy as the clincher version Steve tested last year, but with the added bonus that it can be run tubeless – and it's easy to set up, too – though there is a not insignificant increase in price to go along with that.
Like most other Michelin road bike tires we've tested over the years, the actual size of the Power Cup doesn't come close to the advertised size. The 25 mm Power Cup measured width came in at 27.1 mm, which is quite large but a bit more true to size than the TLR version (27.7 mm) ( read our review ). The good news is that the tread width and
Just like the Pro 4 Service Course I reviewed last year ( review ), the Pro 4 Endurance is a very big tire. The measured width on a 17C rim is 28 mm. Height is 25 mm, which is 1 mm less than the Service Course. This could be because there is less stretch in the Endurance, which has reinforced sidewalls.
A next generation sportbike tire for ultimate sportbike performance and enjoyment. Improves upon the already exceptional wet grip of Power RS tire for all-season riding. Optimized 2CT and 2CT+ silca compounds with 11% void ratios front and rear deliver tremendous grip in wet conditions. Patented velvet sidewall styling enhance sportbike styling.
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Michelin has won 91 total J.D. Power awards since the survey began in 1989, more than any other tire manufacturer. According to Consumer Reports, Michelin ranks top on the Tire Brand Report Card with 71% ahead of Continental 70%, General 69%, Pirelli 66%, Goodyear 65%, with Nexen and Bridgestone tires on 65%.
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