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01506 811906The aim of the Battlax S22 is to allow riders to experience the full extent of their bike’s performance on the road (and in fairness, they’ll be more than up to the odd track day as well!) Bridgestone engineers have adopted a brand new tread pattern design for several reasons:
The rear tyre continues to use Bridgestone’s unique 5-Layer Compound structure, with the very softest compound found right at the edge for maximum cornering grip. The use of 5LC makes for more progressive handling, while retaining a harder central band for durability.
Chemists have worked on a brand new compound mix, using fine silica molecules across the central area, which has led to a 25% increase in the amount of silica touching the road surface when compared with the S21. Silica is great for boosting grip levels in both cold and wet conditions.
On track testing by Bridgestone at Autopolis, Japan on a BMW S1000RR showed a 15% increase in dry cornering speed when compared with the current Battlax S21, which saw lap times fall by 1.2%. Increased wet grip saw these comparative lap times fall by 5%.
The rear tyre continues to use Bridgestone’s unique 5-Layer Compound structure, with the very softest compound found right at the edge for maximum cornering grip. The use of 5LC makes for more progressive handling, while retaining a harder central band for durability.
Chemists have worked on a brand new compound mix, using fine silica molecules across the central area, which has led to a 25% increase in the amount of silica touching the road surface when compared with the S21. Silica is great for boosting grip levels in both cold and wet conditions.
On track testing by Bridgestone at Autopolis, Japan on a BMW S1000RR showed a 15% increase in dry cornering speed when compared with the current Battlax S21, which saw lap times fall by 1.2%. Increased wet grip saw these comparative lap times fall by 5%.