DUNLOP ROADSMART II, DQMX, Bideford, Devon.
By DQMX66 | Wednesday, October 31, 2012, 14:52
Dunlop Roadsmart II Sport Touring Tyre
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Dunlop Roadsmart II
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Sport-touring riders constitute a very experienced and savvy sector of the
motorcycling scene, and they continue to place a premium on multiple tire
expectations: Outstanding wet-weather performance, linear and responsive
handling traits, traction characteristics on par with sport tires and extended
tread life - all in one tire. All of these qualities were present in the popular
first-generation Roadsmart, and now these virtues have been elevated in the new
Roadsmart II to create a higher level of performance for the long-haul
crowd.
Immediately evident is the new tread pattern on both front and
rear Roadsmart II tires. The front tire still incorporates Dunlop's readily
recognized cosecant-curve groove pattern. The shape and placement of these
grooves are newly designed to promote even tire wear up front, and they also
stiffen the pattern for reduced tire squirm and extended tire life. Additional
grooves also help improve wet-weather performance thanks to a greater
sea-to-land ratio that helps promote water dispersion.
- New tread rubber compounds include silica to help deliver impressive
performance in wet conditions while also extending wear
- New cosecant-curve tread pattern helps promote even tire wear and stiffens
the pattern for reduced tire squirm and extended tire longevity
- Increased tread depth further promotes water channeling while also extending
tire mileage
- MT Multi-Tread rear tire incorporates a long-wearing compound in the center
of the tire tread and a lateral-grip compound on each shoulder to enhance
cornering performance and provide class-leading grip and feel
- Intuitive Response Profile (IRP) intuitively allows greater latitude in line
choice while cornering and provides remarkably linear steering at various lean
angles, and puts down a bigger footprint at extreme lean angles, for enhanced
grip and handling

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