any used these Continental?
#11
08-19-2008, 10:26 PM
RE: any used these Continental?
If you are more into daily commuting and touring I will suggest the bridgestone 021, hard compound in the center and soft in the edge.
Those diablo or bt016 is exceptionally awesome but you will bleed to see the tire worn off so fast for commuting use especially for heavier bike like mine.
Those diablo or bt016 is exceptionally awesome but you will bleed to see the tire worn off so fast for commuting use especially for heavier bike like mine.
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08-19-2008, 10:32 PM
RE: any used these Continental?
ORIGINAL: Northernfirepower
I put a sport attack on the rear of my F3 in the begining of the season and love it! Was the first time I ran a 160 so it's hard to justify, but it took really well to corners even with the cold spring temps. Only reason I picked the sport atack was because dennis kirk had them on clerance so I'd shop around
I put a sport attack on the rear of my F3 in the begining of the season and love it! Was the first time I ran a 160 so it's hard to justify, but it took really well to corners even with the cold spring temps. Only reason I picked the sport atack was because dennis kirk had them on clerance so I'd shop around
Bear in mind this is coming from a guy who cant stay upright on 4 wheels
Sorry Adam, couldnt resist
Wont thread jack, but hope your doin better and home anyhow.
#13
08-19-2008, 10:33 PM
RE: any used these Continental?
ORIGINAL: Northernfirepower
I put a sport attack on the rear of my F3 in the begining of the season and love it! Was the first time I ran a 160 so it's hard to justify, but it took really well to corners even with the cold spring temps. Only reason I picked the sport atack was because dennis kirk had them on clerance so I'd shop around
I put a sport attack on the rear of my F3 in the begining of the season and love it! Was the first time I ran a 160 so it's hard to justify, but it took really well to corners even with the cold spring temps. Only reason I picked the sport atack was because dennis kirk had them on clerance so I'd shop around
But this is coming from a guy who cant stay upright on 4 wheels
Sorry Adam had to
Hope your doing better bro. (end of thread jack)
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08-19-2008, 11:32 PM
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I like the continental been running it for awhile now. Posted little something about it down in the old CBR 1000 section there is a picture of the can and pegs feelers it leans right on over
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ORIGINAL: TK954RR
But this is coming from a guy who cant stay upright on 4 wheels
Sorry Adam had to Hope your doing better bro. (end of thread jack)
But this is coming from a guy who cant stay upright on 4 wheels
Sorry Adam had to
Hope your doing better bro. (end of thread jack)
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#17
08-20-2008, 02:13 PM
RE: any used these Continental?
ORIGINAL: Hayden06F4i
cloud, how are the attacks in the rain? and how are they leaned over? these would be for my daily driver, in also cold Maine. so you having used yours in NH weather interests me.
cloud, how are the attacks in the rain? and how are they leaned over? these would be for my daily driver, in also cold Maine. so you having used yours in NH weather interests me.
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