Eurogrip Roadhound - 160/60ZR17 69W

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The Eurogrip Roadhound is a high-performance radial motorcycle tire designed for riders who demand precision, consistent grip, and long-lasting durability on the street. It is ideal for mid-to-high displacement motorcycles requiring reliable handling in both wet and dry conditions; however, riders should ensure this specific radial construction is compatible with their bike's handling characteristics before installation.
| Model Part Number | 3MCY81667ARC32 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Eurogrip |
The 69 is the load index (325kg capacity) and W is the speed rating, indicating the tire is capable of sustained speeds up to 270 km/h.
Yes, the Roadhound is designed as a Tubeless (TL) tire for modern rim compatibility.
While it offers high performance, it is optimized for street use. For dedicated track use, consider tires specifically designed for circuit heat cycles.
Check your current tire sidewall for '160/60ZR17'. If your bike requires this specific size, this tire is compatible.
Yes, it is recommended to ride cautiously for the first 100 kilometers to allow the tire surface to scuff in and achieve optimal grip.
The tire likely requires re-balancing. Visit a professional technician to ensure weights are applied correctly.
Verify that your tire pressure matches the manufacturer's recommendation and check for correct wheel alignment.
Proper setup is essential for maximizing the life of your Eurogrip Roadhound. Always ensure the tire is professionally mounted to a 17-inch rim and balanced correctly to prevent vibrations. Check your motorcycle owner's manual for the recommended tire pressure; operating at incorrect pressures can lead to uneven wear or poor handling. To care for your tires, regularly inspect the tread for embedded debris, and check the sidewalls for any signs of cracking or damage. Avoid harsh chemicals when cleaning your bike, as these can degrade the rubber compound over time.