Built from every independent test result and vetted owner review we hold for this tyre - the evidence is all further down the page. Data updated October 2025.
Road: The Road 6 GT impresses with its crystal-clear feedback for grip. It steers very nimbly and remains neutral throughout the lean angle range. It remains transparent even at deeper lean angles. The good self-damping provides a good contact feeling with the road. Even at cooler temperatures, it provides the best feedback in direct comparison.
Wet: The Road 6 GT also feels very comfortable in wet conditions. Good grip, feedback, and agility allow the Michelin to lap the wet track very quickly. The excellent traction during acceleration gives it a slight advantage.
Wear: The lowest wear on the front tyre and low wear on the rear tyre result in the lowest overall wear for the Michelin. Its performance is not significantly compromised by the diminishing tread depth - very good.
Conclusion: The lowest wear, the fastest lap time in the wet, and excellent feedback on dry roads - the Road 6 GT does not show any weakness in any discipline. The most successful point collector deserves the test victory.
Overall: Very Good..
Strong: Wet Handling ·Weak: Wet Braking
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My motorcycle is a Tracer 9. In the summer, after riding for at least 20-30 km, it warms up and has good grip on dry ground. In the winter, it slips until it warms up on dry ground (what I wrote so far is valid for aggressive use). If you don't ride it hard in the rain, it has good grip in both summer and winter. Overall, I'm satisfied. I can say that its rain performance is better than the Metzeller Road Tec 01. That's my opinion.
