I bought a set of these for my XR650L; have a little over 2500 miles on them and the rear tire is out of round. It is worn more on one half of the tire than the other! Edge of the tires seem to wear fine but half of the center of the tire wore down to bald while the other half is still 1/2 tread. I will never buy another Continental tire again! The tires did not wash out as bad as knobbies but still do not hold as well as I expected.

dont but these i have a fz1 2007 and this tyre split from left to right and started falling to bits

Bought a K4 GSXR 600 to do track days with and it came with slicks on it from the previous owner. I am not a fast rider and a novice at track days so I didn't want to use the slicks as I would not keep the heat in them. I got a set of these Contimotions (180x55 rear & 120x70 front) and I have done my first track day on them. For a slowish rider on track, these rubbers are fine. They did not give me one issue in 5x20 min sessions with 40 min breaks in between each session. They were consistent and predictable and gave (me) a good feeling of what was going on. The day was cold (15 degrees C) and it had rained in the morning. As the tires were new, I sat the first session out because the track was still a bit wet/damp. Another 40 minutes of cars running around, sun and breeze and the track was dry (yipeee). By the days end the tires had those little balls all over (apart from the 5mm strip at each side that didn't touch the ground) with even ware and no visible deformations anywhere. Started the day with 34 PSI rear & 30 PSI front (cold) and only adjusted for the last session (to be safe). Haven't used these tires on the road but would have no hesitation in doing so or recommending these tires to anyone willing to try them. After my experience and reading other reviews, I think these Contimotion tires would suit most riders in most conditions. It would only be those riders pushing a tires limits that would come unstuck and that would be on any rubber anyway because they would stop pushing otherwise.

non credevo di aver acquistato due pneumatici così performanti per uso stradale spendendo veramente poco rispetto ad altre marche. Dopo aver tolto la cera ho iniziato a piegare progressivamente e la moto non si e' mai mossa, anzi sempre piantata, mai uno sbacchettamento. Perfetti! Li consiglio a tutti quelli che non vogliono spendere tanto per pneumatici che poi useranno solo sulla strada.

These had to have been thee worse tires i have ever bought. I have an 03 Honda CBR954, it has been reduced to a commuter bike due to fuel prices, but still hit the local canyons when i can. I dont know how anyone could get the mileage they are posting, the front is still good, wear is not the best, in the canyons, i didntpush it to hard just because i was leary of the title "sport touring", but they seemed to handle ok, but as far as mileage, less than a 1000 on the rear, and thats normal riding, no locking up the rear, no burning the tire at stop lights, just 120 miles a day to work and home, average speed 85. i know have a rear tire with a nice mettalic strip down the middle, as far as a cheap replacement, fine, other than that, spend the extra money for good tires.

I install a set of Conti Motion on my 09 Yamaha FZ6R to replace the OEM Bridgetone 021. I have no regrets at all! The 021's always felt a bit "greasy" and the bike never felt planted. I never felt confident with the 021. I put around 3000 miles so far on my Conti-Motion and no complain. Chicken strip are 1/2 of what they use to be! (3/8") right at the end of the thread... Good enough for me!

I will buy those when I'm due for sure! And I will suggest those to all my friends. $250.00 or so with installation... Doesn't get any better then that!

Usually i would go with a more spec'd tyre like pilot road 2ct or similar but due to budget restraints this time round i thought id try the conti motions .... thank god for my tight budget because these tyres are awesome . I was not expecting the level of grip i got with these budget tyres , but soon after they were scrubbed in i got to test them out on a fav piece of road with lots of tight bends and some fast straights and all i can say is WoW are you sure these are budget tyres?? These feel better, as in a much nicer ride than the pilots and grip wise they are right up there with them as well ..... not only up there but IMHO they exceed the pilot roads in feel grip and handling. Unless your on a track you just cant get a better bang for your buck than these conti motion tyres. Chiken strip.... what chicken strip.... there aint one .... No Sh!t within an hour or so of scrubbing these tyres in i was was feeling so confidant and comfortable with these tyres i just said stuff it lets really try these tyres out . First i went round a roundabout a couple of times with my knee firmly planted on the road, not a sign of slip or anything else so it was time to hit my fave piece of twisty .... About 30km of tight bends , never had a hicup or even a slight momment at all and i was knee down on all but a few bends. These tyres are fricken awesome .... i wont be buying anymore pilot roads or even the pilot powers.... Simple fact is these budget conti motions feel great, handle great and so far have been wearing very well, i have about 2200km on them and they are wearing very evenly. I do ride quite hard a lot of the time , but i feel right at home on these tyres and have already brought anotherset to go on when these ones wear out. I dont really ride much in the rain so i cant comment on the wet weather traction, but the dry grip is awesome and right up there with some of the so called premium tyres. Im a convert and im not going back to the more expencive tyres, why spend more than this ??? These tyres do everything iv'e asked of them and in great style and have never given me a momments worry. Conti Motion tyres have a big thumbs up from me , I always thought budget tyres would give me budget grip.... how wrong have i been. For anyone thinking about trying there conti motion tyres , all i can say is GO 4 IT .... their right at home touring or scratching. Im seriously thinking of taking these on a trackday and really giving them a workout, after i have i will come back and post a wee review on my findings.... be carefull out there .

I want to go on record saying that I was one of those pilot power and nothing else kinda guys. But when money was tight last time I figured I would give it a shot. I bought a set if these for my gsxr 1000 and I love them. They stick really good in corners. While drag racing the back tire has great traction. Although a little noisy at highway speeds. I consider these tires a great deal for the 250 dollars I paid.

These tyres are good value, but as most good value things there is a down side. Life or mileage. Wet grip is great, dry grip is even better. Although 1 trackday and they would prob have had it. Ive got a choice of my next tyres. Michelin pilot road 2,avon stormst or angel pirelli st. Im kinda stuck. dont want bridestone. My bike is 52 zx636. Any help would be great!!