Finishes that give the new product a sense of superiority
Purchased as Tire for R100RS with few options
The Michelin RoadClassic, which was newly marketed last year, may have caught the attention of R100RS riders.
I, as one of them, switched from the now-defunct Metzler Laser technical tires, which were considered the king of R100RS tires.
I don't know about difficult things like profiles and grips, but when replacing a tire, it was 50% more difficult to install than Laser technical, and RoadClassic was much heavier to hold with a single tire body.
That is, it must be the flip side of some kind of rigidity.
Indeed, I felt that the straightness and shock absorption at high speeds were overwhelmingly superior to Laser technical.
This may be a benefit, but the Handlebar blurring that everyone is concerned about does not occur.
I also feel that the Handlebar is less likely to be taken out by small Gaps in the road surface, especially ditches and cracks that run parallel to the road, probably due to the increased Tread stiffness.
In general, the impression is gussied up without a sense of being squat.
Also, one of the most noticeable differences of the Large is that the Small Vivan Dam is cute on the edge of the Tread surface.
The new Tire feels better than the performance mentioned above, so the Review is for your information only.
