Pirelli Unveils New ANGEL GT III Sport Touring Motorcycle Tire

Pirelli Launches ANGEL GT III

Pirelli introduced the ANGEL GT III, a new radial sport touring tire designed to offer an efficient balance of sportiness, riding pleasure, and long-distance capability, SoyMotero reported. The fourth-generation model arrives at the beginning of 2027.

The lineup spans fifteen years, starting with the original ANGEL ST. Subsequent releases included the ANGEL GT and ANGEL GT II models, expanding the manufacturer’s presence across European markets.

Engineering Modern Sport Touring Performance

Pirelli developed the tire for modern sport touring, crossover, and naked motorcycles of medium and high displacement. The manufacturer said the model aims to offer the Gran Turismo riding experience according to Pirelli’s interpretation, with a high level of control, comfort and driving pleasure.

Designers improved everyday handling to make motorcycles feel more intuitive and fluid while retaining brand precision. Performance in wet conditions received specific focus to increase rider confidence on slippery asphalt. The rubber compound maintains consistent dynamic characteristics over its operational lifecycle, even as the tread wears down.

Comfort and Visual Identity Updates

Engineers reduced rear-tire rolling noise to lower rider fatigue during long-distance trips. The tread pattern reinterprets classic family graphics to establish continuity with older generations.

High-contrast sidewalls feature the ANGEL symbol alongside the words Gran Turismo. The company stated this aesthetic represents the Italian motorcycling philosophy of traveling fast, with comfort and style.

ANGEL GT III Arrives in Early 2027

The ANGEL GT III becomes available to riders at the beginning of 2027. Interested buyers can find additional technical specifications through authorized Pirelli dealers or the official company website.

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