Power Cup 2

What happens when you buy it

1. 1

   Find your sizes

   Front and rear differ, like 120/70 ZR17 and 180/55 ZR17. Both are on the tyres, in your owner’s manual and on the swingarm or chain-guard sticker. Match or beat the load index and speed rating listed there.

   Decode a sidewall →
2. 2

   Open the Power Cup 2 at Tyroola

   You land on the Michelin Power Cup 2 page. Enter the front size, add it, then the rear. Fit the same model at both ends: the pair is designed together. If a size isn’t offered, go back and take the next tyre on your shortlist.

   Price at Tyroola↗
3. 3

   Send them to a bike shop

   At checkout, deliver to your home or straight to a motorcycle shop that fits supplied tyres. Ring the shop first to book and ask its fitting price. Card, PayPal, Afterpay and Zip are accepted.

4. 4

   Get them fitted

   Riding in, the fit takes about an hour. Bringing the wheels in off the bike costs less. Ask for new valves and a balance on both wheels.

5. 5

   Scrub them in

   New tyres are slippery for the first 100–200 km while the mould coating wears off. Build up lean and braking gradually, and check the pressures cold before the next ride.