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Bike X9 Newbie

Bike X9

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Originally posted by Yamaha R1@Dec 23 2005, 12:20 AM

Today saw Continental tyre at HKL shop. Very impress with the spec for this tyre. Check it out !!!

Mode: ContiSport Attack

100% Made in Germany

http://www.conti-online.com

I have changed a new set of tyres of my X9 @ HKL. Also made by Continental - ContiTwist scooter tyre " S " compound some more. Outstanding levels of grip in both wet and dry conditions !!!

So much better than the O.E tyre from Pirelli.

Ah B was saying that Continental tyres provide more milage compare any other brand from the market. Readly appreciate him for recommend me this tyre.

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Originally posted by Bike X9@Dec 28 2005, 09:23 PM

I have changed a new set of tyres of my X9 @ HKL. Also made by Continental - ContiTwist scooter tyre " S " compound some more. Outstanding levels of grip in both wet and dry conditions !!!

So much better than the O.E tyre from Pirelli.

Ah B was saying that Continental tyres provide more milage compare any other brand from the market. Readly appreciate him for recommend me this tyre.

HKL No. 1

Yes, my father is also using Continental tyre for his Steed-400. He always said - Continental dan Good !

 

I am going to change my rear tyre later this week (Still waiting for Payday )

Choice :

Of couse Continental

 

 

http://www.conti-tyres.co.uk/images/New_Main.gif

 

 

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Continental - MileStone

 

Especially developed for cruisers and heavy touring bikes

 

Breaker construction enables even pressure in the contact area, reducing tread wear

 

Extremely high mileage due to wear resistant compound and deep tread pattern

 

Silica compound technology offers better wet grip without reducing the mileage

 

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Yamaha R1 Newbie

Yamaha R1

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Originally posted by ET@Dec 29 2005, 11:18 PM

many good reviews on the tyres, and its also damn cheap...at $310...whahaha!same price as BT014

 

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Technical Details : ContiSport Attack

http://www.conti-online.com/generator/www/de/en/continental/motorcycle/themes/motorcycletires/sport/sportattack/img/contisportattack_new_uv;property=original.jpg

 

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Warm-up!

 

The way ContiSportAttack reaches its working temperature is exemplary. Thanks to the softest rubber compound currently available among road tyres, using what Continental technicians call "black chilli", ContiSportAttack reaches its optimum working temperature more quickly than other, comparable tyres.

 

http://www.conti-online.com/generator/www/de/de/continental/motorrad/themen/motorradreifen/sport/sportattack/img/pattern_sa_uv;property=original.jpg

The design

 

With its extravagant "new edge" design, Continental seeks new boundaries with its ContiSportAttack. The unique design suiting current motorcycles perfectly.

 

http://www.conti-online.com/generator/www/de/de/continental/motorrad/themen/motorradreifen/sport/sportattack/img/winkel_uv;property=original.jpg

Sensational 50,8° lean angle

 

For riders who demand extremes: The ContiSportAttack will achieve an impressive 50,8° lean angle in dry conditions. This performance marks a new standard for road tyres in this category.

 

http://www.conti-online.com/generator/www/de/de/continental/motorrad/themen/motorradreifen/sport/sportattack/img/querschnitt_uv;property=original.jpg

Ride feel

 

Thanks to its 0-degree steel-belted construction, ContiSportAttack produces a balanced combination of qualities, including

• Outstanding high speed stability

• Excellent braking feedback when entering curves

• Positive feedback at maximum lean angles

• Minimal kickback tendencies

• High levels of safety and feedback

 

In short: ContiSportAttack offers a new dimension of rideability!

 

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Yamaha XJR400 Newbie

Yamaha XJR400

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Originally posted by Bike X9@Dec 28 2005, 09:23 PM

I have changed a new set of tyres of my X9 @ HKL. Also made by Continental - ContiTwist scooter tyre " S " compound some more. Outstanding levels of grip in both wet and dry conditions !!!

So much better than the O.E tyre from Pirelli.

Ah B was saying that Continental tyres provide more milage compare any other brand from the market. Readly appreciate him for recommend me this tyre.

HKL No. 1

Hi Guys,

 

I have been using Continental tyre for more than 11 months and still can go for extra thousands km if I'm not wrong. ( Using Dunlop D208 only last for 8 months )

 

ContiForce have Hard rubber down the centre line to help maximize mileage & Sticky compound on the edge for maximum grip whilst cornering. Warm-up time is very fast and Superb grip in wet conditions.

 

Best tyre in the market.

 

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NoLogicOne Newbie

NoLogicOne

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Will anyone be putting a set of ContiSports Attack for track use???

 

I'm using the ContiForce Max now. Road use, good. Track use, alright. Prefer DC.

 

Pls review ContiSports Attack after track use :smile:

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NoLogicOne Newbie

NoLogicOne

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Hey, your frens Yamaha R1 and Ninja ZX9 posted in another thread about Contis....

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y2kredbull Newbie

y2kredbull

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Too bad the continental tyres don't have size for my rear.Intend to change tyre from current BT 014. Rear 150 not many choice.

Bikes Previously Owned: Aprilia RS125, Kawasaki KRR150, Honda RVF400, Yamaha Spark135, Yamaha FZ6N, Suzuki Hayabusa ,Yamaha RXS115, Yamaha Spark135, Yamaha Nuovo Elegance, Yamaha Spark135, Yamaha FZ16,Honda Vtec1, Yamaha FZ1N, Honda Wave-S, Honda CB400X, Honda NC750X,Yamaha TMax 530, Vespa GTS 300, Yamaha XMAX 300 

Current Ride: Honda X-ADV 750

Big Bike Newbie

Big Bike

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Originally posted by y2kredbull@Jan 1 2006, 02:18 PM

Too bad the continental tyres don't have size for my rear.Intend to change tyre from current BT 014. Rear 150 not many choice.

Currently i'm using ContiForce 120/60 & 150/60 for my FJR400.(for road use- about 8 months). Total mileage about 28,500km. Still have some balance trade for my daily despatch job. Wa Wa

More mileage is the main factor that i choice Continental.

Good value for money:cheer:

y2kredbull Newbie

y2kredbull

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The contisportattack got rear size 150/60?Where to fix besides HKL?

Bikes Previously Owned: Aprilia RS125, Kawasaki KRR150, Honda RVF400, Yamaha Spark135, Yamaha FZ6N, Suzuki Hayabusa ,Yamaha RXS115, Yamaha Spark135, Yamaha Nuovo Elegance, Yamaha Spark135, Yamaha FZ16,Honda Vtec1, Yamaha FZ1N, Honda Wave-S, Honda CB400X, Honda NC750X,Yamaha TMax 530, Vespa GTS 300, Yamaha XMAX 300 

Current Ride: Honda X-ADV 750

NoLogicOne Newbie

NoLogicOne

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Originally posted by y2kredbull@Jan 2 2006, 10:07 PM

The contisportattack got rear size 150/60?Where to fix besides HKL?

Dun think Sports Attack have. But RoadAttack have the 150 size.

 

U using it for riding daily or for some fun at track too??? LAB selling the Pirelli SpeedDemon not very expensive.

 

Continental main dealer is KinTai at Deskar Rd.

 

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#48 Shoya Tomizawa: 05 Sep 10

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y2kredbull Newbie

y2kredbull

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Originally posted by NoLogicOne@Jan 4 2006, 07:31 PM

Dun think Sports Attack have. But RoadAttack have the 150 size.

 

U using it for riding daily or for some fun at track too??? LAB selling the Pirelli SpeedDemon not very expensive.

 

Continental main dealer is KinTai at Deskar Rd.

 

:smile:

Going for some fun on the track too.Guess have to find some alternatives.

Bikes Previously Owned: Aprilia RS125, Kawasaki KRR150, Honda RVF400, Yamaha Spark135, Yamaha FZ6N, Suzuki Hayabusa ,Yamaha RXS115, Yamaha Spark135, Yamaha Nuovo Elegance, Yamaha Spark135, Yamaha FZ16,Honda Vtec1, Yamaha FZ1N, Honda Wave-S, Honda CB400X, Honda NC750X,Yamaha TMax 530, Vespa GTS 300, Yamaha XMAX 300 

Current Ride: Honda X-ADV 750

NoLogicOne Newbie

NoLogicOne

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Originally posted by y2kredbull@Jan 5 2006, 10:15 AM

Going for some fun on the track too.Guess have to find some alternatives.

For that your prefered size, popular choices are Dunlop GPR70 and Bridgestone BT090.

 

My 2 cents.... :cheer:

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LollyPop: 1983-2011

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rajeh_bp Newbie

rajeh_bp

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Any tyres for ST100?? any recommendations?? any good deals?? appreciate it. PM me please. Thanks

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Guest Dewei

Guest Dewei

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Hey...anyone use this new tyres (Dunlop Qualifier) before?? Pls give comments!! Thanks!!

y2kredbull Newbie

y2kredbull

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What is the market price for GPR70 front 120 and rear 150?

Bikes Previously Owned: Aprilia RS125, Kawasaki KRR150, Honda RVF400, Yamaha Spark135, Yamaha FZ6N, Suzuki Hayabusa ,Yamaha RXS115, Yamaha Spark135, Yamaha Nuovo Elegance, Yamaha Spark135, Yamaha FZ16,Honda Vtec1, Yamaha FZ1N, Honda Wave-S, Honda CB400X, Honda NC750X,Yamaha TMax 530, Vespa GTS 300, Yamaha XMAX 300 

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299 Newbie

299

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now raining monsoon, any recommendations on tires?

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Guest motofreak

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All the while been using Battlax 020 by Bridgestone. Hard compound with deep thread. Keep pressure at reccommended for your size and pillion and u get a long lasting tyre..

NoLogicOne Newbie

NoLogicOne

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Originally posted by y2kredbull@Jan 11 2006, 08:08 PM

What is the market price for GPR70 front 120 and rear 150?

Last I heard was $240 at HKL 1 pair. Mounting and balancing included.

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flowers: 1979-2007 (Gilera Runner, Honda Varadero, Ducati 999, Yamaha 05 R6)

#48 Shoya Tomizawa: 05 Sep 10

LollyPop: 1983-2011

#58 Marco Simoncelli, 20 January 1987 - 23 October 2011 Sepang GP

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