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Dunlop debuts SportSmart mk4 hypersport tyre

The latest Dunlop road-focused hypersport tyre, the SportSmart mk4, has arrived. Dunlop says it designed the tyre to build on the established performance of its predecessor across a broad spectrum of sports bikes. Replacing the 2019-introduced SportSmart Mk3, the new model represents a “substantial improvement thanks to relentless continuous development of every component in the tyre.” Primarily designed for road use, the SportSmart mk4 sits in the Dunlop portfolio alongside the SportSmart TT road and track tyre.

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Corsa: Pirelli launches a more ferocious Diablo Rosso

Pirelli claims it has further raised the “bar of sport riding” within the Diablo Rosso family by introducing the Diablo Rosso IV Corsa. The Italian brand describes the newcomer as a “fiercer version” of the Diablo Rosso IV supersport tyre and says it created the Corsa to provide the most demanding riders with a hypersport tyre that best expresses the potential of their supersport, naked or hypernaked bikes.

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Anlas enters hypersport segment with new Viento Sport tyre

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The Viento Sport marks Anlas’ first foray into the hypersport segment Anlas; Cambrian Tyres

For the first time in the tyre manufacturer’s history, Turkish motorcycle specialists Anlas have entered the highly competitive hypersport market with their brand new Viento Sport, which is now available to UK dealer from exclusive importer Cambrian Tyres.

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‘Clean sheet’ design for Dunlop SportSmart MK3

The big news from Dunlop this spring is the imminent release of a new hypersport tyre range, the fifth it has introduced in the last two years. “Dunlop is now the freshest and most diverse range in the hypersport segment,” declares Carpentier when introducing the SportSmart Mk3. This successor to the SportSmart 2 Max is Dunlop’s most balanced hypersport product, and as such will be its biggest volume seller in the segment. The SportSmart Mk3 has been launched in one front and five rear sizes.

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New Bridgestone motorcycle hypersport tyre blends old and new

At EICMA 2015, Bridgestone will unveil its new Battlax Hypersport S21 radial – a tyre that blends proven wet weather technology and innovative new features, giving impressive performance in all conditions and on all surfaces.

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