Anyone tried Conti road attacks on a ducati

katana · 13-Oct-2006, 09:32

What do you lot, who have tried it think?

nelly · 13-Oct-2006, 10:07

I've got 4 or 5 customers running on either road or race attacks, with very good feedback. Grip, feedback and wear get compared to Diablo quite often.
The guy next door to me is a Conti fitting centre and has fitted dozen's with no problems either.

Rushjob · 13-Oct-2006, 11:22

I'm running Sport Attacks on my ST4S - replaced Diablos and apart from the profile allowing the bike to drop into corners a little easier they are no different. Excellent in the dry & wet... as for wear, not done enough miles on them yet.
Apparently they were designed by the guy who designed the Diablo for Pirelli.
Well worth a try

Derek · 16-Oct-2006, 13:20

I had a set of Road Attacks on my SS and I'm now on the 3rd rear and 2nd front on the ST4s. I have never had any concerns with them and find them excellent both wet and dry. Rears are lasting me 3 1/2 to 4 thousand miles and about 6 1/2 on the front. Works out at about 3 rear tyres to 2 front ones.

gordonparker · 17-Oct-2006, 10:03

I had conti road attacks on my 999 last year, good in both wet,dry and touring, as the tread seems deeper than other tyres they seem to last alot longer than others.

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13-Oct-2006, 09:32	#1
katana Registered Forum User GTL Posts: 419 Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: London Mood: Annoyed and confused Anyone tried Conti road attacks on a ducati What do you lot, who have tried it think? Reply

13-Oct-2006, 10:07	#2
nelly Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Posts: 3,134 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: notts Mood: Bloo and Yellow.. and Red now ;) I've got 4 or 5 customers running on either road or race attacks, with very good feedback. Grip, feedback and wear get compared to Diablo quite often. The guy next door to me is a Conti fitting centre and has fitted dozen's with no problems either. Reply

17-Oct-2006, 10:03	#5
gordonparker Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,277 Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Bucks I had conti road attacks on my 999 last year, good in both wet,dry and touring, as the tread seems deeper than other tyres they seem to last alot longer than others. Reply