A YEAR AFTER launching the twin-compound, super sticky Power Race, Michelin has ventured forth with the more road-focused sport equivalent, using the same technology. The Pilot Power 2CT (two compound technology) deploys a softer compound

I've just sold my Yamaha Fazer 1000, it was a great bike but it had to go because I never had time to ride the thing. Of late it seems to have been a gradual process of getting more sensible motorbikes and slowing down on the road for me. You suddenly reach that age whereby you r...

Michelin's Pilot Road 3s have been impressive on the road. So I took them to Brands Hatch GP to see how they performed on the track. You can read my full Michelin Pilot Road 3 review here.Thanks to www.clubmsv.co.uk for the track time Filmed with a

down to see Bob at FWR and get a set of Michelin Pilot Road 3s fitted.There's been a lot of hype about the Pilot Road 3 in the press so I had to try 'em. They are classed as a 'Sports Touring' tyre but to be honest, they're going to be perfect

, and now the technology has filtered down to the sport-touring world with the new Pilot Road 2 tyre.Three compounds are in the Road 2, with the centre made of harder rubber for mileage and the shoulder made of squidgy stuff for grip. Michelin claim

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. I can’t blame them for thinking that, because Michelin’s new

Czech rider Petr Pilat is a rising FMX star. He started riding FMX at age 10, performed his first backflip at the age of 14 and has been supported along the way by another Petr, Europe's first backflipper Petr Kuchar.So how does he make a backflip more exciting? By performing one...

15/06/07Pilot Power...front tyre recall(STOKE-ON-TRENT " 15 June 2007) " Michelin has launched a campaign to recall its Pilot Power 2CT and Pilot Power 120/70 ZR 17 front motorcycle tyres with "Made in France" markings. An examination of these tyres

THE FATAL accident inquiry into the death of multiple TT winner, Steve Hislop, concluded the 41-year-old ex-British Superbike champion crashed after the aircraft he was piloting went out of control in cloud.Sheriff Principal Edward Bowen's findings

STEVE HISLOP was hailed as a ‘natural’ helicopter pilot during yesterday’s hearing as part of the ongoing inquiry into the cause of the helicopter crash that killed him. The claim was made by the instructor who taught the double British Superbike