Michelin Pilot Power 2CT Front Tire |
| Brand: Michelin
Category: Automotive Parts and Accessories
Buy New: $98.99 (On sale from $155.95)
as of 7/30/2010 09:28 CDT details
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Rating:  1 reviews
Sales Rank: 1991
MPN: 87-9146
ASIN: B001CD8LYG
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Features:
| • | The first dual-compound performance tire with an intermediate compound in the center of the tread for durability, and a softer compound on the shoulders for cornering grip | | • | Rubber compounds developed through Moto GP racing require minimal warm up time | | • | The softest rubber mix in its class for remarkable grip and maintains performance even at advanced stages of wear | | • | Unprecedented lean angles 50.6 degrees dry and 41.9 in the wet | | • | Rubber mix remains tacky even at low temperatures |
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Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
Michelin Pilot Power 2 CT Front Tire The first dual-compound performance tire with an intermediate compound in the center of the tread for durability, and a softer compound on the shoulders for cornering grip
Rubber compounds developed through Moto GP racing require minimal warm up time
The softest rubber mix in its class for remarkable grip and maintains performance even at advanced stages of wear
Unprecedented lean angles 50.6 degrees dry and 41.9 in the wet
Rubber mix remains tacky even at low temperatures
Grooved area is less than 12% of the tire area for phenomenal cornering adhesion
W-rated for speeds up to 168 mph
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Customer Reviews:
One of the best tires out there - great price February 23, 2010
Alexandr
If you are wondering what kind of tire you should get....stop and buy this 2ct front tire and also the 2ct rear tire by michelin. The 2ct tires are some of the best on the market...and they are sold here at an unbelievable cost. Did i mention i got free shipping on both tires.
Will definitely be buying replacements from here
(note: if you bring your bike in to have the tires mounted, most shops will charge $45-50 a tire...at least in california; if you just bring in the tires/wheels without the bike most shops will charge $40 for both...so $100 vs $40...just keep this extra cost in mind)
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