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Michelin City Grip 2 Scooter Front Tyre 120/70-15 56 S
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Michelin City Grip 2 Scooter Front Tyre 120/70-15 56 S

Your ally on dry and wet pavement, in the city or on open roads, regardless of weather conditions.

Your ally on dry and wet pavement, in the city or on open roads, regardless of weather conditions.

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  • Grip on dry pavement
  • Grip on wet pavement
  • Do they reach the appropriate temperature quickly?
  • I would buy them again
  • Moderate wear over time
  • DJ82
    2
    0 out of 1 members found this review helpful
    DJ82

    Installed on an xmax 250 that had 3-year-old city grip 1, and it was fine, we put on both and the bike became very stiff. Rock-hard tires, not suitable for Greek roads, city. On the highway they fly, good grip in the turn but in the city a lot of bumpiness guys, a thousand times better the Pirelli Angel, butter tire!

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  • vaggos_aris
    5
    19 out of 21 members found this review helpful
    vaggos_aris

    I was torn between the Metzeler Roadtec and this specific tire purely because both are new technology - Metzeler 2019 and Michelin 2020. In Greece, with the roads we have, because no tire grips the glassy asphalt we always prefer new technology tires and not decade-old ones. (my opinion) After advice from a very good friend and tire expert with 27 years of experience in this field, he told me to go for the Michelin and I will remember him, far away from Pirelli and Metzeler. They are the same company and they produce them in China, after a year they need to be thrown away. I won't bother you any longer, this specific tire is truly from another planet. Good grip, amazing in the rain, I can't say how long it will last because it's still early. This specific tire has nothing to do with its predecessor (City Grip), the City Grip 2 is truly a completely different tire. My review is for the dimensions 120/70-15 and 150/70-13 on a Piaggio X10 scooter.

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    • Grip on dry pavement
    • Grip on wet pavement
    • Do they wear out easily?
    • Do they reach the appropriate temperature quickly?
    • I would buy them again
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  • 5
    KwnstantinosGyfteas13

    Verified purchase

  • 5
    kiagiasmoto

    Verified purchase

    • Grip on dry pavement
    • Grip on wet pavement
    • Do they reach the appropriate temperature quickly?
    • I would buy them again
    • Moderate wear over time
  • 5
    pkirmizoo

    • Grip on dry pavement
    • Grip on wet pavement
    • Do they reach the appropriate temperature quickly?
    • I would buy them again
    • Moderate wear over time
  • DJ82
    2
    DJ82

    Installed on an xmax 250 that had 3-year-old city grip 1, and it was fine, we put on both and the bike became very stiff. Rock-hard tires, not suitable for Greek roads, city. On the highway they fly, good grip in the turn but in the city a lot of bumpiness guys, a thousand times better the Pirelli Angel, butter tire!

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  • vaggos_aris
    5
    vaggos_aris

    I was torn between the Metzeler Roadtec and this specific tire purely because both are new technology - Metzeler 2019 and Michelin 2020. In Greece, with the roads we have, because no tire grips the glassy asphalt we always prefer new technology tires and not decade-old ones. (my opinion) After advice from a very good friend and tire expert with 27 years of experience in this field, he told me to go for the Michelin and I will remember him, far away from Pirelli and Metzeler. They are the same company and they produce them in China, after a year they need to be thrown away. I won't bother you any longer, this specific tire is truly from another planet. Good grip, amazing in the rain, I can't say how long it will last because it's still early. This specific tire has nothing to do with its predecessor (City Grip), the City Grip 2 is truly a completely different tire. My review is for the dimensions 120/70-15 and 150/70-13 on a Piaggio X10 scooter.

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    KwnstantinosGyfteas13

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  • 5
    kiagiasmoto

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    pkirmizoo

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Product report

Description & Specifications

Your ally on dry and wet pavement, in the city or on open roads, regardless of weather conditions.

New rubber compounds

  • New rubber compounds with silica reinforcements featuring serrated grooves that offer excellent grip on wet and slippery pavement. Provides exceptionally short braking distances on wet surfaces.

Chosen by leading manufacturers

  • The MICHELIN City Grip 2 has already been selected by top manufacturers to equip their scooters (Piaggio, Yamaha, Peugeot, etc.)


Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
Wheel 15"
120/70-15
Placement
Front
Load Index
56

Load Index

The load index refers to the maximum allowable weight. The tires we install on our motorcycle must have a load index that can support the gross weight of the motorcycle. The selection should always be made according to the information provided by the manufacturer of our motorcycle.
Speed Rating
S

Speed Rating

S
The speed index is the maximum speed for a tire when it has the correct pressure and is used under load. It is represented by a letter at the end of the dimension on the side of the tire, after the load index. For example, a tire with a speed index of S has a maximum speed of 180 km/h.

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (5)

4.4
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4.4
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  1. 4
  2. 4 stars
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  3. 3 stars
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  4. 1
  5. 1 star
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  • Grip on dry pavement
  • Grip on wet pavement
  • Do they reach the appropriate temperature quickly?
  • I would buy them again
  • Moderate wear over time
  • DJ82
    2
    0 out of 1 members found this review helpful
    DJ82

    Installed on an xmax 250 that had 3-year-old city grip 1, and it was fine, we put on both and the bike became very stiff. Rock-hard tires, not suitable for Greek roads, city. On the highway they fly, good grip in the turn but in the city a lot of bumpiness guys, a thousand times better the Pirelli Angel, butter tire!

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • vaggos_aris
    5
    19 out of 21 members found this review helpful
    vaggos_aris

    I was torn between the Metzeler Roadtec and this specific tire purely because both are new technology - Metzeler 2019 and Michelin 2020. In Greece, with the roads we have, because no tire grips the glassy asphalt we always prefer new technology tires and not decade-old ones. (my opinion) After advice from a very good friend and tire expert with 27 years of experience in this field, he told me to go for the Michelin and I will remember him, far away from Pirelli and Metzeler. They are the same company and they produce them in China, after a year they need to be thrown away. I won't bother you any longer, this specific tire is truly from another planet. Good grip, amazing in the rain, I can't say how long it will last because it's still early. This specific tire has nothing to do with its predecessor (City Grip), the City Grip 2 is truly a completely different tire. My review is for the dimensions 120/70-15 and 150/70-13 on a Piaggio X10 scooter.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Grip on dry pavement
    • Grip on wet pavement
    • Do they wear out easily?
    • Do they reach the appropriate temperature quickly?
    • I would buy them again
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • 5
    KwnstantinosGyfteas13

    Verified purchase

  • 5
    kiagiasmoto

    Verified purchase

    • Grip on dry pavement
    • Grip on wet pavement
    • Do they reach the appropriate temperature quickly?
    • I would buy them again
    • Moderate wear over time
  • 5
    pkirmizoo

    • Grip on dry pavement
    • Grip on wet pavement
    • Do they reach the appropriate temperature quickly?
    • I would buy them again
    • Moderate wear over time
  • DJ82
    2
    DJ82

    Installed on an xmax 250 that had 3-year-old city grip 1, and it was fine, we put on both and the bike became very stiff. Rock-hard tires, not suitable for Greek roads, city. On the highway they fly, good grip in the turn but in the city a lot of bumpiness guys, a thousand times better the Pirelli Angel, butter tire!

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • vaggos_aris
    5
    vaggos_aris

    I was torn between the Metzeler Roadtec and this specific tire purely because both are new technology - Metzeler 2019 and Michelin 2020. In Greece, with the roads we have, because no tire grips the glassy asphalt we always prefer new technology tires and not decade-old ones. (my opinion) After advice from a very good friend and tire expert with 27 years of experience in this field, he told me to go for the Michelin and I will remember him, far away from Pirelli and Metzeler. They are the same company and they produce them in China, after a year they need to be thrown away. I won't bother you any longer, this specific tire is truly from another planet. Good grip, amazing in the rain, I can't say how long it will last because it's still early. This specific tire has nothing to do with its predecessor (City Grip), the City Grip 2 is truly a completely different tire. My review is for the dimensions 120/70-15 and 150/70-13 on a Piaggio X10 scooter.

    Translated from Greek ·
    19
  • 5
    KwnstantinosGyfteas13

    0
  • 5
    kiagiasmoto

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  • 5
    pkirmizoo

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