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Title: continental Tyres
Post by: nsr500v4 on 15 February 2014, 06:33:55 pm
Thinking of either the conti motion or the road attack tyres soon, any opinions??
Title: Re: continental Tyres
Post by: Adrian6171 on 15 February 2014, 06:42:30 pm
Just had the conti motion fit last week,only done 70 miles but more confidence in them than the last ones i had on.Seem good for the money.
Title: Re: continental Tyres
Post by: nsr500v4 on 15 February 2014, 07:30:07 pm
Adrian


   I read a couple of reviews but always good to hear from someone that uses them on the same bike, cheers Mate
Title: Re: continental Tyres
Post by: shrekster on 15 February 2014, 08:03:56 pm
Had a set on my last Fazer, no issues with grip at all but I do remember they didn't last much more than 2000 miles.
Jim.
Title: Re: continental Tyres
Post by: Adrian6171 on 15 February 2014, 09:19:23 pm
Holy crap hope they last longer than that on mine or there will be lots of  :'(
Title: Re: continental Tyres
Post by: Camshaft on 15 February 2014, 10:16:51 pm
Had a set of road attack2's got 9000kms rear was legally gone at a little over 8000.
Was happy with them overall just felt a bit wooden compared to the Pilot Powers I have on now.
Title: Re: continental Tyres
Post by: Lez72 on 15 February 2014, 10:18:34 pm
I've got a set of Road Attack 2's on my Boxeye and they are probably the best tyres I have used in terms of grip confidence. I'll be getting a set for the Gen 1 when it needs new tyres  :)
Title: Re: continental Tyres
Post by: BMCfaz on 15 February 2014, 10:24:16 pm
I've used Road Attack 2s before and liked them, but they are a softer compound than a lot of sport/touring tyres, and won't last as long as others. If you're more into sport than touring I'd recommend them, but if you want a longer lasting tyre, BT030, PR3s or Roadsmart2s are a better bet.

It should also be said that Road Attack 2s have been around for longer than any of the others, which doesn't make them bad tyres, but may give them a price advantage that makes up for the shorter life.
Title: Re: continental Tyres
Post by: fazed on 16 February 2014, 04:08:52 pm
I've recently put roadsmarts on my 1000 and find them fine with a stable feel and an easy 'tip in' transition without that 'falling into a turn' feeling that I've had with other tyres......