The new two-compound Michelin Pilot Road 2 delivers unrivaled longevity and the best grip on wet roads* 02/26/2007 Innovation requires reconciling the irreconcilable and improving performance in areas that make conflicting demands on a product. When it comes to tires, its a question of finding the right balance. In theory, improving performance in one area means reducing performance in another. Thus, engineers are confronted with physical laws that must be overcome. This was Michelin’s approach when developing the Michelin Pilot Road 2, a brand new tire designed for all road and sport touring motorcycles in today’s market. In 2007, Michelin is launching a series-produced tire capable of reconciling longevity with optimum wet grip. This balance was achieved using Michelin’s famous MotoGP technology and its unique strategy of transferring solutions developed in competition to series-produced tires. All shapes and sizes of Michelin Pilot Road 2 tires, both front and rear, are made with Two-Compound Technology (2CT). 2CT combines different rubber types on the tread surface to optimize performance in each specific zone. Used on the Michelin Pilot Road 2, this technology provides excellent traction on wet roads owing to the soft rubber on the shoulders and less wear at the tread center where the rubber is more resistant. As a result, the new Michelin Pilot Road 2 combines qualities that were previously thought to be mutually exclusive. Its excellent grip on wet roads ensures a safe ride while its remarkable wear-resistance offers unprecedented longevity.
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