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    Quote Originally Posted by NinjaBoy View Post
    The only thing I would say is as a touring tyre I got to the edge very quickly in the early sessions. It was something in the back of mind during the day but then again I was scrapping my knee in the usual places at Ruapuna.
    Cheers NinjaBoy, this info really helps. Sounds like the RoadAttacks will be more than adequate for my riding level, as I'm hardly a knee scraper ....yet! ....Infact I'm still a bit of a blouse through corners - but confidence is increasing fast and I dont want to find out the hard way, one day, that my capability has ovetaken my tyres capability!! But that time will probably be a few more tyre changes away by the sound of things...!

    thanks alot!

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    Tyres

    Well it looks like Conti road attacks for my level of riding also. From what you have had to say on the thread they seem to be quite adequate. So now it's of to my tyre bloke to try to cut a deal he quoted me $530. So I am going to hit him up to fit them for the $530. Fitting down our way costs around $60.

    I would like to thank you all for the brilliant feedback. That's what I like about KB. Most members are real helpful. But unfortunately we still have some right pricks on board also. But hey you get that on most forums anyway.

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    Quote Originally Posted by huck farley View Post
    Well it looks like Conti road attacks for my level of riding also. From what you have had to say on the thread they seem to be quite adequate. So now it's of to my tyre bloke to try to cut a deal he quoted me $530. So I am going to hit him up to fit them for the $530. Fitting down our way costs around $60.

    I would like to thank you all for the brilliant feedback. That's what I like about KB. Most members are real helpful. But unfortunately we still have some right pricks on board also. But hey you get that on most forums anyway.
    am thinking of getting the the same tyres actually ,possible the conti sports ,were do you get your tyres for that place here ? cause $530 for front and back has been hard to find for me and i went to whitelocks ...maybe i got to push on them a bit more eh!
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    Quote Originally Posted by huck farley View Post
    But unfortunately we still have some right pricks on board also. But hey you get that on most forums anyway.
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    7.5K on the Conti Sports and they are only getting better! Plenty of life left on them still.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HornetBoy View Post
    am thinking of getting the the same tyres actually ,possible the conti sports ,were do you get your tyres for that place here ? cause $530 for front and back has been hard to find for me and i went to whitelocks ...maybe i got to push on them a bit more eh!
    Yes Whitelocks (Shane) but don't tell him I said so. You will have to do your own haggling with him.

    Mind you I get through around 5 rear and 3 fronts a year. And they know that. Plus I buy my Q8 oil and filters from them. And spend shit loads on other things like boots, a Jacket, full set of Oxford panniers last year. So I have just a wee bit of bargaining power but not to much mind.

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    See what I mean

    Quote Originally Posted by Fatjim View Post
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    Well there you go!! landed one already, Here's one of the some pricks I've been talking about!!

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    oh boy, here we go again(pushes chair back and waits for the fun to start)
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    Thanks guys for yer feedback... really helped me out!.... I had Boyle Kawasaki in Wellys fit a rear Road Attack for me on Friday...$316 ...no labour ...those guys rock!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trolley View Post
    Thanks guys for yer feedback... really helped me out!.... I had Boyle Kawasaki in Wellys fit a rear Road Attack for me on Friday...$316 ...no labour ...those guys rock!!
    WTF? This is the only post I read in the thread, but that is a very expensive average quality tire! 12 months ago that much would get you a super corser pro FFS.

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    I've had conti attack (softs) on the scoot for 3 days now. Bloody excellent, very good leaning tire, very neutral feel, good grip (when you can keep the heat in them). A+ for effort.

    So, I'll run Metzler M3's in the winter, Attacks on the track and during the summer. Sorted.
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