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  1. #61
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    Hooligan Paramedic &
    Master Biscuit Maker

    Join Date
    Jun 2003
    Location
    Nashville TN
    Just ordered a set from Tire Express. Got a nail in the rear B020. Still has plenty of tread but I don't feel comfortable riding on a patched or plugged tire. I'll stick a plug in it and ride slowly to have them mounted.
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  2. #62
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    Dec 2005
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    I live and ride (mostly) in Baja Arkansas
    Have just gotten a set of Road Attacks. Few miles so far, but the tires combined with flipping the eccentrics have transformed the bike (99 ZRX) Will add comments after more miles and smiles.

  3. #63
    BadAss Hooligan
    Join Date
    Jan 2006
    Location
    Lehigh Acres Fl.

    Conti Attacks

    Replacing my rear Conti Road Attack@ 7,000 miles. (High speed interstate commuting) You can still just barely see the "Conti Attack" on the front tire, so am not replacing it, no uneven wear or cupping on it. I have a 1/8" chickenstrip on rear tire, about 1/4" -3/8" on the front. These tires perform better the the original Battlax 020's, and still handle well even though the rear center has about a 3" flat profile!!, also has bookoos of side tread left, but the rear does not last as long as the BT did. I got 9,000 with the BT. However, The front BT was cupped, and needed replaced. Am replacing with a pilot road, local dealer is putting it on, 140 for the tire, 30 for mounting, is what he told me on the phone, we'll see if he sticks to his word ! Best on-line price I found was 145, shipping included.

  4. #64
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    Feb 2003
    Location
    Poconos Pa.
    Been checking prices for these tires and found that Competition Accessories, which seems to be partners with TireExpress, has the same prices with free shipping with orders over $100.00. Has anyone tried the Sport Attacks yet?
    http://www.compacc.com/

  5. #65
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    Hooligan Paramedic &
    Master Biscuit Maker

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    4000+ miles and still looking great. I have been doing alot of high speed interstate miles commuting to work and some hard cornering on the off days. Put in close to 900 hard miles at Skennah. I think I'll get 7000 miles at least.
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  6. #66
    BadAss Hooligan
    Join Date
    Aug 2001
    Location
    Pittsburgh, PA
    Glad they're working out well for you. I got about 3800 miles on my second rear just about like the first and with the recommended pressures. I guess the roads around here are more abrasive since I never get near the mileage people often report on any tires I use. Less than 4K is unacceptable for me though so now I'm trying Diablo Stradas. I think I like the feel of the Attacks better but the Stradas are good, too. Profile is different; I've got about 1/4 inch chicken strips on the Stradas, but took the Attacks to the edge. Same roads, same speeds.
    On the gas, kickin' ass.


  7. #67
    Coonass Hooligan!
    Join Date
    Feb 2005
    Location
    Milwaukee, WI
    I sell the Road Attacks for $ 200.00 a set. Shipping is about $15.00 for two tires. In
    case anyone is interested.

    Z

  8. #68
    Hooligan
    Join Date
    Jun 2006
    Location
    North of Cincy but too far from the N.45th parallel
    I had sport attacks put on my bike at the dealers recommendation before I took delivery of my 04 rex a month ago. 1000 miles and no visible signs of wear so far on the rear. I don't think they are much different than the road attacks from what I've read here. We'll see how the rear holds up. I'm used to changing rears every 3000 on the vmax I traded in.
    Mark

  9. #69
    BadAss Hooligan
    Join Date
    Jan 2006
    Location
    Lehigh Acres Fl.
    I do highway commuting, limited twisty, but still, my chicken strips are only 1/8 to 1/4 inch. Road Attacks are sure footed right down to the wear bars. Only got 7,000 on the rear though, still have the front on with a Pilot Road on the back.....the Pilot ain't as sticky.... has slipped on me a couple times in 2,000 miles when on a lean & powering. So far, in my opinion, for the REAR, the BT 020 is probably best as far as stick and mileage, gave me 9,000 miles, would NOT use a BT 020 on the front, though, would stick with the Road Attack as of this point.

  10. #70
    Mouthy Mofo
    Join Date
    Jun 2004
    Location
    The frozen north, Alberta, Canada
    Thanks for all the good info and feedback. Been thinking about Road Attacks for a while now and with this info, Conti Road Attacks are on my list for the next set of tires.
    Silver REXs are sooo subtle - they slide right under the enemy's radar, then WHAM - they're dead!

    03 REX - Akra, K&N pods, Ivan's jets, Teds Advancer, airbox out and chainguard, Chrispy's mirrors, Biscuits rearsets, Greg's brace, Armz shift linkage, Wog's seat, 'n some other stuff

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    82 GPz 550 - Hindle

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  11. #71
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    Location
    san diego

    Re: Continental Conti-Force Road Attack Tire

    Quote Originally Posted by bearlout View Post
    I am looking to get new tires for the rex
    what do you think about these

    Continental Conti-Force Road Attack Tire

    I have 208ZR's on there now
    they work good but don't last


    thanks
    Been usiing the road attacks for years! Great confidence inspiring tires. Stick great! Great place to get them attbe best price I could find is derbycycles.com ...ed

  12. #72
    Hooligan
    Join Date
    Apr 2012
    Location
    FORT WALTON BEACH, FLORIDA

    Re: Continental Conti-Force Road Attack Tire

    [QUOTE=papa woody;967300]I think that 42 psi on the sidewalls is the MAXIMUM pressure, not the recommended pressure. But I could be wrong.


    Adios,

    Woody[/QUO

    recommended tire pressure is on the sticker in your storage compartment by the battery..mines says 36 rear and 32 front

  13. #73
    Shoulda got a blue one!
    Join Date
    Feb 2003
    Location
    San Diego, Ca

    Re: Continental Conti-Force Road Attack Tire

    6 year old thread


    6 year old tires.....technology has changed some..

    Randy

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  14. #74
    Hooligan
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    Apr 2012
    Location
    FORT WALTON BEACH, FLORIDA

    Re: Continental Conti-Force Road Attack Tire

    Quote Originally Posted by rwynant View Post
    6 year old thread


    6 year old tires.....technology has changed some..

    I miss the diablo stradas... i use to get a least 12,000 miles out of a rear!


 
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