Motorcycle Summer Premium Touring Tyres

Spectacular tyre both in cold and rain and with temperatures of up to 33 degrees.
Mounted on a VFR 800, even wear, very good grip, much better than the Road 4 and 5 from Michelin...
Sporty feel, I will definitely mount again...

After completing a 4,000 km tour with my NC750 dct, let me share my thoughts on the tyre.
I'm not someone who pushes my motorcycle to its limits. I realized how much I trust the tyre when my foot touched the ground in a corner.
In dry weather, it holds up really well as long as you wait for the tyre to reach its ideal temperature.
During my tour, there were plenty of mountain passes, dirt roads, and bumpy roads. Initially, I was hesitant, but I rode on all roads with a sense of security without feeling any slip.
Moreover, I was riding with a passenger and all my bags full.
The Dunlop D609 tyre from my previous motorcycle had completely squared off after 6,000 km. Now, at the same mileage, my tyre still looks new. I'm very happy.
There were plenty of things that could challenge a tyre.
Excess weight,
Extreme heat,
Dirt roads,
Mountain passes,
Rain,
High-speed highway rides,
etc.

Especially on low-quality roads, the noise of the tyre competing with the engine noise caught my attention.

These Avon Cobra Chrome tyres were offered at a buy now reduced rate. Excellent grip in the dry. I did have an incident in the wet on a freshly tarmaced road. Where the back end slipped out on a bend. Causing me to drop the bike. But overall these Cobra Chrome tyres look smart. Give a good ride. I will definitely buy again when they're replaced👍👍🙂

I am a mature rider riding an old harley fatboy on days out around Wales mainly.The tyre is comfortable and stable but after 3000 miles the mot guy recommends a new back tyre 4000 its completely gone (thats not even one summer) .I am amazed at how many miles they say these tyres can do

Save your money and buy Metzeler. Michelin are noisy, had to go back to get the front re balanced, and the handling is not better than the Z8 interact which are over £120 less fitted. Z8's are also more stable at motorway speed and grip just as well in the wet. Sadly I fell for the Michelin marketing. What do they say about a fool and their money soon parted?

Had this tire on the s1000xr and now in the tracer 9.

it's the OEM tire.

For a summer tire, should have more grip at warmer days with hot tarmac...

Great tyres. Holding up well on my BMW K1600gt. A good all rounder.

Compared to Pilot Power and 2CT that I rode for many years on different bikes, the Conti's are more enduring with a hughe higher milage (about 30% more). The Michelin's really stood out on feedback both in wet and dry conditions, but the Conti's do the same and their limit is higher. So the road attack is better in dry and in wet conditions in both feedback and in performance.
Now that the tyres are worn, this still counts. It is very clear when going into corners that you go over to the side, but the grip is still there.