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Riding Knobbies vs. Dual-Sport motorcycle tires
June 27, 2018Let’s see the the difference between knobbies and dual-sport motorcycle tires Often, experienced off-road riders will tell their less experienced friends that: “This is an easy route, you’ll be fine”. “It’s just sand, just go as fast as you can and you’ll make it through”. “Just stand up, unless you need to sit down. Maybe just […]
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Continental Riding Day at the BMW Performance Center
June 20, 2018A day in the BMW School with the TKC 80 The BMW Performance Center U.S Rider Academy in Greer, South Carolina, is a play ground for big kids like the Continental Motorcycle Tire marketing and sales team along with a group of loyal customers, believers and media officials. Guests came from all over the country […]
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More than Tires: Forward Collision Warning
June 13, 2018Continental Motorcycle Safety Technologies: Continental Forward Collision Warning Welcome to part five of the Continental Motorcycle Safety Technologies series, where the latest motorcycle technologies to ensure safety in all riders and accomplish Vision Zero are revealed. In this fifth post you will discover more about the Continental Forward Collision Warning. Make sure to take a look at […]
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Iron Butt Challenge? Checked
June 6, 2018What is an Iron Butt Challenge? It is very simple; jump on your motorcycle and complete 1,000 miles in less than 24 hours -Be sure to pick a comfy ride if you can or you will feel it later -. Complete this challenge with legitimate records (times, distance) to show and you can be certified […]
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V-Twin Visionary: Jeff G. Holt Q & A
May 23, 2018Who is Jeff G. Holt? A journalist, builder, BMX racer, entrepreneur, but above all; a true rider. He refers himself as a V-Twin visionary, but Jeff Holt is a lot more than that. At the tender age of 14, Jeff started experimenting, riding and enjoying two wheelers in the form of bicycles. Today, he is […]
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More than Tires: Traffic Sign Assist
May 10, 2018 - 1 commentContinental Motorcycle Safety Technologies: Traffic Sign Assist Welcome to part three of the Continental Motorcycle Safety Technologies series, where the latest motorcycle technologies get created to ensure safety in all riders and accomplish Vision Zero. Make sure to take a look at part one (intelligent ABS) and two (Blind Spot Detection) of the series. These technologies have been developed […]
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Continental Partners with Sturgis Buffalo Chip
May 3, 2018Official tire of Sturgis Buffalo Chip ® at the 2018 Rally and beyond The Continental Motorcycle Tire Division is excited to announce that it will be partnering with Sturgis Buffalo Chip ® on a three-year agreement. The Buffalo Chip is the largest music festival in motorcycling and it is recognized as the centerpiece of the […]
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More than Tires: Blind Spot Detection System
May 2, 2018 - 1 commentContinental Motorcycle Safety Technologies: Blind Spot Detection Welcome to part two of the Continental Motorcycle Safety Technologies series, blind spot detection. This series will expose the latest motorcycle technologies from Continental. These technologies maximize safety for all riders and help accomplish Continental’s Vision Zero. These technologies have been developed to support Continental’s worldwide safety campaign, […]
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More than Tires: Intelligent ABS (Anti-lock Brake System)
April 25, 2018Continental Motorcycle Safety Technologies Did you know that Continental does not only make state of the art tires but also motorcycle electronics and safety systems? The cluster or the ABS on your motorcycle could be made by Continental! Continental is a broad company with many divisions. The Two Wheel department has sub departments that work […]
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Difference Between Tube VS. Tubeless Tire
April 18, 2018Let’s see what is the difference between a tube and a tubeless tire What is the difference between a tube (TT) and a tubeless(TL) tire? Short answer? An embedded rubber liner on the inside of the tire carcass. The objective of all the materials used on a tire are about improving every performance aspect; the […]
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