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Blue Flame 11-07-09 02:23 PM

Continental Motion
 
Anybody fitted these? Any feedback on them?

I have done a search on here but connot see any reviews of them. I currently have BT021's but they are at silly prices to replace.

Bibio 11-07-09 04:26 PM

Re: Continental Motion
 
storms.... if you want to see what they are like just have a go on mine m8, your more than welcome to try them out..

speedplay 11-07-09 05:13 PM

Re: Continental Motion
 
go the whole hog and get sport attacks!

Blue Flame 12-07-09 09:57 AM

Re: Continental Motion
 
Thanks for the replies. Don't look like anybody has tried them. Will give them a go and see how they fare. !!

Spanner Man 17-07-09 08:02 AM

Re: Continental Motion
 
Good morning.

I've supplied several sets of Conti Motions to a variety of bikes, & the general feedback was that they're very good, especially when one takes the price into account.


Cheers.

Berlin 18-07-09 10:00 AM

Re: Continental Motion
 
"Very good" in what way? Sorry Spanner man but this type of blind, annonymous, unquantified "reccomendation" is one of my pet peeves.

What was the experience level of those that said they were "very good". What else had they tried? What pressures were they running? Had they tried them in the wet, dry and damp? How do they ride? What do they weigh? was this two up or solo? How many miles covered? Wear rates?

Until we even have an idea of any of the above "very good" means absolutely nothing.

Sorry to go on but I have to counter this on my own (fishing) forum all the time.

These tyres are pitched below Road Attacks on the Conti web site with no claims of 12% larger footprint, Black Chilli rubber mix or Dynamic Footprint technology. If fact, in marketing terms its about as subdued a description as I've ever read, so I'd be very surprised if they were as "good" as the road attacks.

Cheers,
Carl

Spanner Man 21-07-09 08:19 AM

Re: Continental Motion
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Berlin (Post 1976092)
"Very good" in what way? Sorry Spanner man but this type of blind, annonymous, unquantified "reccomendation" is one of my pet peeves.

Carl


Good morning all.

For those of you who misunderstand English:D Very good means exactly that!

I took into account each customers bit of feedback, i.e. They grip well in the wet for a sports tyre, they feel secure immediately after fitting, their grip in the dry was excellent & so on....The only thing that remains to be seen is how long they last.

Perhaps I should have been a little more specific in my earlier post, unfortunately I assumed that most people would get the gist of what I said. (Most probably did):D


Cheers.

Blue Flame 23-07-09 02:36 PM

Re: Continental Motion
 
Well I bit the bullet and got a pair today.

First impressions on riding home was that the bike was very keen (almost too keen) to tip over on the corners but that may be down to me being so used to my squared off tyres.

Need to take it for a gentle scrub in run before I can get back on it and start giving some sensible feedback.

Blue Flame 25-07-09 02:34 PM

Re: Continental Motion
 
Well that was a blast.

I really like these new tyres so far.

Posted a wee review here >>>>> Click ME

21QUEST 01-01-10 08:29 PM

Re: Continental Motion
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Spanner Man (Post 1974990)
Good morning.

I've supplied several sets of Conti Motions to a variety of bikes, & the general feedback was that they're very good, especially when one takes the price into account.


Cheers.

What he said :D

Gave me as much issues as the Avon Storms did(or didn't) ;)

Cheaper, provided as much grip and lasted longer to boot. Thread design was errr designed to give good mileage...must have taken tips off the makers of the Z6 :D

I won't go into all the other technical bits as I think, they are mostly good for Pub talk lol .


Cheers
Ben


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