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Michelin Pilot Road 2 Rear Tire - 180/55ZR17 C

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Until now, you had to make a choice: the grip of a softer tire - or the durability of a harder tire. But thanks to Michelin 2CT dual-compound technology, MICHELIN® Pilot® Road 2 tires offer both grip and durability in one tire. By integrating a soft rubber compound on the tread shoulders with a wear-resistant compound down the middle, Michelin gives you the best of both worlds. The Pilot® Road 2 tire is like two tires in one.

  • Rider confidence in challenging conditions.
  • 12 sizes covering 94% of all sport touring radial fitments.
  • The only dual-compound tire in the sport touring segment.
  • Innovative front and rear tread designs.
  • "C" version is the O.E. tire for a Triumph Tiger 1050.
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This is hands down the best tire i have ever run i run the road two on the rear and a standard pilot power on the front of my buell and could not be happier. I do alot of commuting and alot of mountain riding so my tires see a lot of abuse and these are great! I use one set a year and put about 8k on them. They are great in the wet and still give great feedback and grip when you want to get a little crazy in the mountains. Havent put a set on my 675 yet but im sure they will be michelins.
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