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Continental Motion $350.00 - Wolf - 18-05-2010
Continental Motion $350.00 a set for the budget minded but still want a quality tyre.
Fronts
120/60/17
120/70/17
Rears
160/60/17
180/55/17
190/50/17
A set consists of front and rear tyre.
Check them out at
www.mbct.com.au
Fitted and Balanced.
Cash or Eftpos price till stocks run out or end of May 2010.
Will also include Postage & handling for that price.
Extras: Add 1.5% for Credit Card.
Tyre Disposal Levy of $3.30inc per tyre.
RE: Continental Motion $350.00 - NEMESIS - 24-05-2010
So is it a good tyre?
Compare it to what standard busa tires come out of the factory with...
Sounds like a bangin deal!
RE: Continental Motion $350.00 - Wolf - 24-05-2010
I have fitted the tyre to various bikes but not a Busa yet!
I have a set to go on my ZX10 later this week, so I will let you know how they are on that.
Check out the Bridgestone 015 Thread. Your 015's for $400.00 a set fitted.
http://www.australian-hayabusa-club.com/MyBB/showthread.php?tid=14588
Mick
RE: Continental Motion $350.00 - NEMESIS - 29-06-2010
So how are those tyres wolf?
RE: Continental Motion $350.00 - Milesy - 29-06-2010
I know Wolf personally and have ridden with him while he was running the motions, and I must say that they did not change his riding style in any way. I know he still has them on now and has gotten some great mileage out of them.
RE: Continental Motion $350.00 - Wolf - 30-06-2010
This tyre is by far the most difficult to assess that I have had on my bike. The tyres themselves are going well. I have just under 3,500klms on them. The grip level has been excellent and wet roads dont seem to worry them. They handled the Oxley over the long weekend just gone without so much as a slip or slid that wasn't power induced. I did have excelerated side wear on that road. But it hasn't compromised grip that I can tell. I was on Nebo and out the back of the dams on Sunday and they worked well on all the different road surfaces. On Mt Mee o the way to Dayboro for lunch they performed as good as anything else i have used there.
If you ride like you are on a track all the time, I think a Busa would find their limits a lot quicker that a ZX10. But I could be wrong too.
Who wants to try a a set.
Mick