Michelin Pilot Road 5
Michelin Pilot Road 5
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fergus

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6,430 posts

306 months

Monday 15th January 2018
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Anyone taken the plunge yet?

I used to use PR4, switched to a few sets of Roadtec01s (which I thought were an improvement on the PR4s) then saw there is a now a PR5 available from Michelin.

Thoughts/feedback?

Pravus1

235 posts

137 months

Monday 15th January 2018
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The look of the 5's makes me a bit nervous to try them. Huge area each side with no tread

graham22

3,328 posts

236 months

Monday 15th January 2018
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Pravus1 said:
The look of the 5's makes me a bit nervous to try them. Huge area each side with no tread
I guess the thought is if you're leant that far over it's going to be dry anyway.


Still on the PR4 here, no complaints. Have a Power RS on my other bike but not had a chance to try it yet (the new PR5 looks similar to the RS).

Mr OCD

6,388 posts

242 months

Monday 15th January 2018
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graham22 said:
I guess the thought is if you're leant that far over it's going to be dry anyway.


Still on the PR4 here, no complaints. Have a Power RS on my other bike but not had a chance to try it yet (the new PR5 looks similar to the RS).
Exactly my thoughts.

The Power RS are very good. I'm mighty impressed with them, so I'll be sticking with them for a while.

Prof Prolapse

16,163 posts

221 months

Monday 15th January 2018
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PR5 already?

A response the Metzlers similar efforts perhaps?

obscene

5,180 posts

216 months

Monday 15th January 2018
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I'll echo the same sentiments on not as many sipes on the side but as said the power rs is a mega tyre. Very impressed with it.

Mr OCD

6,388 posts

242 months

Monday 15th January 2018
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obscene said:
I'll echo the same sentiments on not as many sipes on the side but as said the power rs is a mega tyre. Very impressed with it.
I’m using the power RS in these conditions they’ve been rock solid despite my concerns.