Subject: RE: Conti Blitz Wobble
Author: Zerhackermann .
Date: Jun 11, 2001, 12:32 PM
Post ID: 1707073584
You get what you pay for. They will suffice. But I would not want them on
the bike if I had to do any emergency maneuvers or stopping. Especially if
they were high mileage tires (i.e. been on the bike for >8-10k) From what I
have seen, they tend to harden into stone pretty quickly and therefore
require frequent replacement.
I am however, trying out a set of Maxxis white walls. Maxxis is a division
of CS. SO far I have no complaints and I am watching them carefully for
hardening, cupping, etc.
I am curious to hear how some of the other inexpensve brands hold up. IRC,
Kenda, etc. After all this is just my experience and my comfort level with
CS tires. Bridgestone at one time had a very bad MC tire rep as well and
they now make some really good sport tires.
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