Pirelli MT 75 Motorcycle Tire

Comments about Pirelli MT 75 Motorcycle Tire:

I bought these specifically as a replacement tire for my Canadian CBR125R. There is very little selection in the OEM size and these Pirelli MT75 were a very close match. If you have a CBR125R, I can't begin to stress how much better these are than the OEM IRC/Eagle tires.

I have done a soaking-wet trackday and commute on these MT75s and they are fantastic in every way. There is more grip than the bike is capable of utilizing and they instill a lot of confidence when riding aggressively in the wet. For a bike as light as the CBR125, I'd say they offer nearly as much grip as a supersport tire could on a bigger bike.

Highly recommended, great value for money.

Comments about Pirelli MT 75 Motorcycle Tire:

I do a lot of mountain riding when I can get away and this is the best tire for somewhat fast cornering and has a solid/planted feel to it.
I like it because it has thicker sidewalls than the stock Dunlop tire had , so if I get a flat I will have better control to stop the bike safely.
The price is right too. Thanks Bike Bandit!

Comments about Pirelli MT 75 Motorcycle Tire:

I picked up a set of these to replace the stock Dunlop k330's that were on my 2001 Buell Blast. (I think the Pirelli's are now stock on the 2006-09 bikes)

Bike really feels "at one" with the road now,I feel a lot more confident on the bike since I put these tires on and that helps with everything (New rider with about 200mi under my belt...yea I need more 0000 on that!)

Work really well with damp roads,even better once the lanes dry out, all in all I will be sticking with these tires!

If you have a Blast and are looking at new tires,these are them!

Comments about Pirelli MT 75 Motorcycle Tire:

I bought a set of these a replacement for the Dunlops that were OEM on my Buell Blast. Nothing fancy but a nice riding tire for the price. I live on a gravel road and I have noticed that they handle just as well on gravel as they do on the highway with a little common sense. They have a nice grip when cornering and are not too soft. A big improvement on the stock tires. Although I haven't had them on long, the tread seems to be lasting longer than the Dunlops. I didn't install them myself, but my mechaning said they were a breeze to get on. I don't do a lot of wet riding, but when I do run into a bit of water they wick nicely and don't splash up all over my ankles like old tires did. I will definitely go with the Pirelli brand again, but will spend a little bit more and upgrade to the Sport Demons next time.