Michelin Pilot Road 3

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Gritboy
Reviewed: 21 May 2013

Best S/T tires I've used so far

Great rain and dry traction for sport/touring tires. Good behavior over bad roads and gravel for street tire.

Square off and change handling after 8k+ miles.

Definitely the best sport-touring tires I've tried (and don't get hard like RoadSmarts do after x-miles). They wear well, have near sport handling, and are behave predictably in the rain or during a slide.

Score breakdown

Performance:

5.0

Mileage:

4.0

Value:

3.0

Gritboy would recommend this product

frugaltail
Reviewed: 20 May 2013

probably better on litre plus bikes

great grip
Very long life
Exceptional Wet grip

Little feedback on 675
felt too hard

Good, but feel a bit more touring then sport.

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Performance:

4.0

Mileage:

5.0

Value:

4.0

frugaltail would recommend this product

Toecutter2
Reviewed: 09 February 2013

Hells Teeth..........AWESOME

Crackin price

the road 2s are heavily reduced which is nearly toooo tempting

Love em

Score breakdown

Performance:

5.0

Mileage:

3.0

Value:

4.0

Toecutter2 would recommend this product

Bri Bubblin
Reviewed: 11 January 2013

Great all year round, inspires confidence

Great grip from leaving the garage in the morning, surefooted and really help me commute each day without having to worry if they grip in the rain.

Far better than my old Bridgestones which slipped and slided over the road until they warmed up.

Seem to loose a little pressure over the week, normally run at 38psi on average, but i loose about 3-4 psi on average per week, I've tried reseating them and checking the rims but can't find out whats wrong (yes i have checked for punctures).

Would buy again, plus got a good bargain compared to similar tyres

Score breakdown

Performance:

5.0

Mileage:

5.0

Value:

4.0

Bri Bubblin would recommend this product

Hog Tied
Reviewed: 18 August 2012

On my 3rd rear & my 2nd front. There may be a better road tire out there, but I don't know what it is.

Getting 6+K out of the rear tires. I ride a 1050 Tiger, and I don't baby it, so getting that kind of mileage out of a rear tire is acceptable to me.