Metzeler Racetec Rr 190/55Zr17 (75W) K3 (Hard) Rear T/L

Feel the RRace, feel the RRoad. RACETEC™ RR earns its name from the Road Races – think Isle of Man TT, NW200, Ulster GP. The RR has been developed and put to the ultimate test with winning teams and riders, including Dean Harrison, James Hillier, Michael Rutter and Horst Saiger. Road Races are one of the challenging racing activities, due to the combination of circuit length, speed, altitude, temperature variation and variety of tarmac. RACETEC™ RR has been engineered to cope with all these different situations in just one race, providing unmatched durability and versatility. Dual Compound rear 'in brackets' (W) speed index on all compound specs Racing grip all the time, thanks to compound versatility across a wider range of temperatures and tarmac surfaces Performance consistency given until the last mile Trajectory precision and high speed stability DOT approved / road legal - can be used for NZ Supersport racing Compounds: K1 (Soft), K2 (Medium), K3 (Hard/Street). NOTE : Whilst generally readily available, please check for availability of race compounds during busy Summer race season. We recommend pre-ordering tyres BEFORE 30.06.25 to avoid disappointment . RACETEC™ RR TRACK PRESSURES Front: 29-32 psi (cold), 30-35 psi (after warmers) Rear: 23-26 psi (cold), 25-28 psi (after warmers) Tyre pressures as recommended by Metzeler for track usage. For street riding, please consult your motorcycle manufacturer's recommendations. METZELER Metzeler is a leading brand in motorcycle tyres, known for their superior performance and durability. Their range includes tyres designed for various terrains, including road, off-road, and mixed conditions. Metzeler tyres are engineered to provide excellent grip, stability, and longevity, making them a top choice for motorcyclists seeking reliable performance. Whether you're riding on tarmac or rugged trails, Metzeler has a tyre solution for you. Discover Metzeler tyres at Hyper Ride with fast and reliable delivery throughout New Zealand.