Michelin BMX Racing Tires

Michelin launched the MICHELIN Pilot SX tire and the MICHELIN Pilot SX Slick tire, two new BMX tires in its racing line. These tires are designed for BMX riders who compete at the highest level and leisure riders who want ultimate performance.

“Using rubber compounds sourced from Michelin competition road bike tires, the MICHELIN Pilot SX tire features a tread pattern intended for racing on soft tracks or in cooler temperatures,” said Jennifer Toby, bicycle key account manager for Michelin North America. “The MICHELIN Pilot SX Slick tire includes a distinct and shallow tread pattern suitable for racing on hard tracks or in warmer temperatures.”

The MICHELIN Pilot SX Slick tire weighs 300 grams and features central tread and side blocks to help maintain momentum. The MICHELIN Pilot SX tire, which weighs 330 grams, was designed for extra grip while cornering, particularly on hard-packed or dusty terrain.

While all Michelin Tubeless Ready (TLR) bicycle tires can be used with inner tubes, the BMX Racing Line is TLR to reduce weight and improve rolling efficiency. Both models feature a robust three-layer 60 TPI casing to reduce damage, improve durability and accommodate tire pressures of up to five bars.

Beginning in April, the MICHELIN Pilot SX tire and the MICHELIN Pilot SX Slick tire will be available in 20×1.70 fitments.

Link: Michelin

AMSOIL has expanded its Synthetic European Motor Oil line to include new 0W-30 and 10W-60 viscosities. These additions are part of an AMSOIL-exclusive formula designed for the unique demands of gasoline, diesel and hybrid European vehicles.

AMSOIL Synthetic European Motor Oil meets and often exceeds strict European manufacturer specifications. It is formulated with shear-stable synthetic base oils and high-quality, anti-wear additives to provide maximum protection and performance in high-performance European applications. AMSOIL European Motor Oil protects sensitive emissions systems with an optimal blend of sulfated ash, phosphorus and sulfur (SAPS) to ensure proper emissions system function.