Continental ContiMotion Sport/Touring Motorcycle Tire Rear 180/55-17

These last about 8k miles if your not riding slow probably could get more but idk. The shipping was for a week but I got it next day after ordering.

I haven't ride in the wet yet, but they definitely got very good grip in the dry asphalt... I gotta try rainy days

Bought this because it was cheaper than the shop near my house. They said they will mount it for me but it has to be a newer tire. I checked the manufacture date and it was 2024, which is the year I bought it. I was surprised, but it worked well and the tire performs well

This tire is the best for it's price. Grips for rain and fast speeds, only downside is leaning pretty far i noticed a little slippery than others, as well as the wear is quicker than others i've had, but you get less wear with more grip so that's gonna happen.

2005 CBR600F4i, used primarily for commuting and some longer highway rides. I actually have bought two of these in a very short period. I picked up a nail after riding down some side streets in an industrial area with only 100 miles on the tire. A plug fixed it in the short term while I ordered another of the same tire. This one now has some miles on it and I'm very happy with it, enough so that I will buy another when the time comes.

I wish Amazon would tell you when I bought this tire. It's still on a 2005 Buell XB12r and there is a little bit of a flat spot but I got this thing July 2013... It is now February 2015. The thing is almost 2 years old! And it's on a Buell with more torque than most cars of the 80's and 90's. Wheelies are accidental in many cases just because to go fast on an XB12, your tire comes 6 inches off the ground everytime you shift if your leaning OVER the handlebars. Greaty sticky tires and apparently REALLY good longevity. I would DEFINITELY recommend.

My picture shows this tire after 1,300 miles of use on a 2016 BMW R1200RS. Would not recommend.

CAN TAKE HARD TURNS IN THE RAIN AND THE TIRE HOLDS THE ROAD VERY WELL