Vintage Honda Owners, Restorers, Riders and Admirers
I see the 18s are only listed in metric. Do you mind sharing what metric size you put on the front and rear?rudino wrote:I had a set of Continental ContiGo. Good grip under all weather conditions. Haven't had any scary moments with these tires. Bought them because of the price I got at 4wheelonline|Motorcycle & Truck Parts. I would recommend this Conti tire.
front 90/90x18Hoosier Tom wrote:I see the 18s are only listed in metric. Do you mind sharing what metric size you put on the front and rear?rudino wrote:I had a set of Continental ContiGo. Good grip under all weather conditions. Haven't had any scary moments with these tires. Bought them because of the price I got at 4wheelonline|Motorcycle & Truck Parts. I would recommend this Conti tire.
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Thank you. I just ordered 2 sets and they even had a promo discount. Saved $40 plus hit the free shipping limit.jambretta wrote:You can buy the ContiGos at treatland.tv (San Francisco moped store online) in the stock 2.75 and 3.00 x 18 sizes. I just installed mine. They are quite a bit taller than the old Gazelles (Michelin).
I took the ContiGos on the Moto Melee (820 hard miles) and they were awesome. Modern profile tires really make the bike handle incredibly well. I lost traction slightly on the rear wheel a few times braking or downshifting, but the slip was easily controlled and not sudden.
