Pirelli Rosso III Tire Review | Motorcycle Superstore

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[@bocolis88]

You know between the Supercorsa and the Diablo Rosso 3 there is the Pirelli Rosso Corsa supersport tyre. The Supercorsa is a street legal racetrack tyre. Why do you compare Rosso III with the Supercorsa and not the Corsa?

[@westcoastkhmer]

would it be a big difference if i ride on a fresh of diablo iii in the front and supercorsa sp v3 in the rear? The company I ordered from sent the wrong rear tire and I don't want to go through the shipping process again.

[@jacobwalling4128]

great review. I learned that you shouldn't review products anymore...

[@arizk3310]

general info for you the front is a single compound not a dual compound , the rear tire is the one that has dual compound, research the product before you advise people on something you got no knowledge about, just a suggestion ✌

[@180FiftyFive]

If you buy the Rosso III take is super slow. I crashed at 15km/h in a turn hardly leaning at all with no acceleration. Its slippery as fuck when new. I had Rosso II and it was fantastic from day one, the Rosso III needs time to scrub in

[@patriot_72]

🤪🙄🏍✊🏻

[@BIKEGOESPRO]

For real? 😳 I'm new rider and I'm planing to put 2 of this on my new bike but now you scared me 😔

[@180FiftyFive]

@@BIKEGOESPRO Go ahead, they are great tires once worn in, but they are much different than Rosso II. Rosso II has a lot of carbon black and more like a race tire. Rosso III is much more silicone so longer wearing and better grip especially in the wet, but doesn't have grip from day 1.
Do a burnout and make sure your chain is tight once you install them :)

[@anirudhauttarkar8806]

Damn. That's sad to hear.

[@nicoj3660]

Cry more haters

[@MartinSage]

Why do all the stores have chick spokepersons.?

[@revoconner]

Martin Sage sex appeal

[@roadwarrior8560]

clickbait

[@50gary]

Because tire buyers are men and men like to look at hot chicks. Duh.

[@SunofdeBeach87]

Weak review.

[@skateCORPES]

Hahaha right. "Firm middle, soft sides" the end.