Continental Motorcycle Tires

Looking into picking up some Continental motorcycle tires?  Continental motorcycle tires are among the top brands of tires made for motorbikes, but even so, there are good brands of tire and there are bad ones.  If you’re looking to pick up a set, you should make sure you research them thoroughly to ensure you get the best traction and wear for the cost, the last thing you want is to have to replace them only 4,000 miles in.

So if you’re looking for a pair of Continental motorcycle tires but have no idea where to start, here are a few tires for you to consider picking up:

1.  Continental Force Max-Sport Radial – Rear Tires

These tires are only about $150 and for that you get some high performance sport radial tires that are great for sportbikes.  You get high levels of grip and straight line stability with these.  There is also a deep tread in these that offer great grip for wet or dry conditions without sacrificing mileage.

You can pick these up at Knee Draggers online, they ship them out in a timely manner.

2.  Continental Sport-Attack Hypersport Radial – Rear Tires

Another wheel for the high performance sport bike.  This tire gives you a quick warm-up time as well as high levels of grip, stability and control.  The grip is especially noticeable in and out of turns, even in wet conditions.  The deep tread pattern not only is effective, but it looks pretty cool as well.  These will run you $150-$172 depending on the size.

3.  Continental Road Attack-Sport Mileage Radial – Rear Tires

These tires give you quick warm up, good grip and a responsive ride, the tread itself even looks pretty darn cool.  Now you may not hear of Continental tires very often on the streets, however these tires are just as good, possibly even better than Pilot Powers.  The grip is great, they warm up fast and they are real responsive, you can enter a turn and the front tire will feel like it’s leaning the bike over for you.

4.  Continental Force Sport/Sport Touring Radial – Rear Tires

With these tires, you’ll find you don’t have to lean your bike as much as you would with many other tires.  The tires are also quiet and give you a smooth ride.  One thing though, you may find you lose tire pressure a bit fast at first, like 3lbs per tire each week for the first few, it takes a while to stabilize.  Other than that, this tire is great and performs well for the price.  You can get it at a price of $128-$148.

So if you’re looking for Continental motorcycle tires, make sure you look into the above ones online, but also look for some Continental motorcycle tires in retail chains nearby, sometimes you can find a good discount in retail stores as well.