Which motorbike tyre is best on the track?

Road-approved 'track tyres' are not 100% slick and have small grooves.

Pros:

Better durability
OK to drive on a damp track
More practical, because it can be used on the road

Cons:

Slightly lower performance
No choice on the flexibility of the rubber

100% track tyres ensure the best in performance, grip on bends, and agility. Track tyres are available with different rubber flexibilities (soft, medium, hard) in order to adapt to the driving conditions.

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Which motorbike tyre is best on the track?

TOP 10 motorbike track tyres

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