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Bridgestone Battlax Hypersport BT-016 PRO F
Motorcycle tyres
| sizes of tyre: | 110/80 R18 |
| speed symbol: | W (270 km/h) |
| load index: | 58 (236 kg) |
A sport-orientated motorcycle tyre, Bridgestone Battlax Hypersport BT-016 PRO F 110/80R18 58W is developed for high-performance road riding and light track use. Its front profile is tuned for precise guidance and predictable feedback through bends. The tyre conveys direct steering response and secure front-end feel that suits riders seeking performance with manageable comfort. Optimised contact patch delivers consistent grip while cornering stability is prioritised for spirited riding.
The multi-compound tread blends a durable central band with stickier flanks to balance mileage and grip. Deep grooves support water evacuation to retain wet grip and to reduce braking distance on damp surfaces. Construction rigidity is calibrated to offer progressive feedback without harshness, helping to preserve even wear across different riding styles.
For the motorcyclist this tyre translates into confident turn-in, controlled mid-corner behaviour and secure braking performance. Improved ride consistency and durable wear characteristics make it suitable for riders who alternate between road commuting and occasional track days.
The multi-compound tread blends a durable central band with stickier flanks to balance mileage and grip. Deep grooves support water evacuation to retain wet grip and to reduce braking distance on damp surfaces. Construction rigidity is calibrated to offer progressive feedback without harshness, helping to preserve even wear across different riding styles.
For the motorcyclist this tyre translates into confident turn-in, controlled mid-corner behaviour and secure braking performance. Improved ride consistency and durable wear characteristics make it suitable for riders who alternate between road commuting and occasional track days.













