Is Eurogrip Roadhound
right for your bike?

The Eurogrip Roadhound is a premium sport-touring motorcycle tyre engineered for riders who demand confident handling, excellent grip, and long-distance comfort in all weather conditions. Developed for modern sport bikes, naked motorcycles, and sport-touring machines, it combines advanced construction technologies with high-performance compounds to deliver exceptional stability, responsive steering, and dependable durability for everyday riding and extended highway journeys. Designed primarily for 100% on-road use, the Roadhound features Quadrazone Dual Compound Technology on rear radial sizes, combining a durable centre compound for extended mileage with softer shoulder compounds that maximize cornering grip and rider confidence. Its high-silica tread compound enhances traction on wet and cold roads, while the optimized tread groove geometry efficiently evacuates water to improve braking performance and reduce the risk of hydroplaning. Radial versions incorporate a 0° steel-belt construction that increases high-speed stability, steering precision, and cornering control. The carefully engineered tyre profile delivers smooth lean transitions, predictable handling, and excellent rider feedback, making the Roadhound equally comfortable on city streets, winding mountain roads, and long highway rides. Its reinforced construction also provides excellent load-carrying capability, making it suitable for touring with luggage or a passenger. Built to perform in a wide variety of road conditions, the Eurogrip Roadhound offers an outstanding balance of grip, mileage, comfort, and durability. Riders benefit from quiet operation, reduced road vibrations, and consistent performance throughout the tyre's service life. Whether commuting to work, exploring twisty backroads, or embarking on cross-country adventures, the Roadhound delivers confidence-inspiring performance and excellent value. Available in multiple radial and X-ply sizes, the Eurogrip Roadhound fits a broad range of middleweight and large-capacity motorcycles from KTM, Kawasaki, Yamaha, Honda, Triumph, BMW, Suzuki, Royal Enfield, Aprilia, and other manufacturers, depending on the recommended tyre size and load/speed ratings.