Michelin Launches Pilot Power 3 and Road 4 Radial Superbike Tyres

The new Michelin Pilot Power3 and Pilot Road4 tyre ranges will cater to a broad range of super-sport motorcycle models that are used for different usage. Both the tyres have been designed for both road and track usage and will be available to equip motorcycles already on the road from brands such as Aprilia, Benelli, Ducati, Honda, Hyosung, Kawasaki, Yamaha, etc. Michelin Pilot Road 4 and Pilot Power 3 are available nationally at Michelin's premium dealerships - the Michelin Priority Partners, the TYREPLUS network and Michelin retailers.
Coming to the tyres, the Michelin Power 3 is designed for roadsters and sport motorbikes, which are more suited for road, but also deliver an exciting ride on the track. Michelin claims that the Tyre has been developed with a combination of 2CT and 2CT+ technology, which offers more stability when cornering, especially under strong acceleration. Moreover Michelin has equipped the tyre to offer enhanced safety performance with unique tread pattern design that makes Pilot Power 3 best in class wet breaking while delivering stability on steep angles without compromising with the pace.
On the other hand the Michelin Pilot Road 4 are designed to delivers enhanced safety in all situations and an extended tyre life. Pilot Road 4 features XST+ technology, specially designed for outstanding wet weather braking. The company claims that it helps the tyre to stop faster on wet pavements and slippery surfaces. Pilot Road 4 also features Michelin's 2CT technology with 100% silica compounds for optimum balance between grip and longevity.
Pradeep G Thampy, Commercial Director, Two Wheels, Michelin Asia, Africa and Middle East said "Michelin is delighted to bring Pilot Road 4 and Pilot Power 3 to the discerning Indian consumer. Industry analysts predict the Indian superbike market of 500cc and above, which has been growing at has been growing 40-50%, year on year, to more than double in the next five years. This makes it an exciting time for the performance motorcycle market in India. Today; our motor cycle tyre portfolio covers the widest possible range of motorcycles in India, high - performance or the daily commute segment. We are committed to India and will continue to excite the Indian consumer with our advanced portfolio of products."
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