Michelin Pilot Road 3 im Test
The Michelin Pilot Road 3 is widely regarded as a benchmark sport-touring tire, particularly praised for its exceptional wet-weather performance and confidence-inspiring grip. While most users report a highly favorable balance between longevity and handling, some riders note a trade-off in road noise and a firmer ride quality as the tires age.
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The Michelin Pilot Road 3 is widely regarded as a benchmark sport-touring tire, particularly praised for its exceptional wet-weather performance and confidence-inspiring grip. While most users report a highly favorable balance between longevity and handling, some riders note a trade-off in road noise and a firmer ride quality as the tires age.
Vorteile
- Exceptional wet-weather traction and stability
- High level of rider confidence in diverse conditions
- Impressive longevity for a performance-oriented tire
- Predictable handling and steering characteristics
Nachteile
- Increased road noise as the tire wears
- Firmer ride quality compared to some competitors
- Requires a break-in period to achieve optimal feedback
- Higher price point relative to some alternatives
Gut zu wissen
- Heavy sport-touring motorcycles, such as the Hayabusa and K1200GT, benefit significantly from the tire's stability and wet-weather grip.
- Users on lighter naked bikes, like the Street Triple, occasionally report that the tire feels less 'sporty' or provides less feedback than dedicated sport rubber.
- Commuters and high-mileage riders consistently report high satisfaction with tread life, often exceeding 10,000 miles.