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Michelin Pilot BMX Racing Tires borrowing rubber tech from their Road Competition line

michelin pilot sx slick bmx racing tires
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Michelin have added two new tires to their BMX Racing line in the form of the Pilot SX ans the Pilot SX Slick. Both tires use rubber sourced from Michelin competition road bike tires, with tread patterns optimized for different track conditions and ground temperatures.

Michelin Pilot SX & Pilot SX Slick

michelin pilot sx slick bmx racing tires

The Michelin Pilot SX and Pilot SX Slick BMX Racing tires share a very similar tread pattern to one another, with the Slick option featuring a much shallower tread depth for reduced rolling resistance. It is said to be suitable for racing on hard tracks or in warmer temperatures.

michelin pilot sx slick bmx tire tread pattern

 

The Michelin Pilot SX has the deeper tread pattern, more suited to racing softer tracks in colder climes. The bigger lugs mean it offers extra grip while cornering, particularly on hard-packed or dusty terrain.

michelin bmx tires pilot casing

The Michelin BMX Racing Line tires are tubeless ready for reduced weight and improved rolling efficiency. Both Pilot models get a three-layer 60 TPI casing for improved durability. Both can accommodate tire pressures of up to five bars.

The Pilot SX weighs a claimed 330g while the SX Slick weighs a claimed 300g. Both are available in 20″ x 1.7″ only.

Pricing & Availability

michelin pilot sx bmx racing tires

The Michelin Pilot SX and Pilot SX Slick BMX Racing Line tires retail at £44.49 and £47.49, respectively. Pick them up now from Silverfish and other Michelin Bicycle retailers.

Michelin.com

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