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Continental Grand Prix TR Review: Most of the legendary GP5000 performance for nearly half the price
(www.cyclingnews.com)
this post was submitted on 30 May 2025
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Does anyone else have bad experience with Conti tires? Car, bicycle, motorcycle... I find they wear out quickly, have less traction, are more flat-prone, and have much weaker sidewalls than tires in the same market segment. I gave up on Conti on my bicycle when the sidewalls would start to disintegrate ~1500 miles. My car and motorcycle both came with Contis from the factory. Just terrible. I put Michelin Pilot Sport on the car and motorcycle, and Vittoria Rubino Pro on the daily commuter. Never looked back.
I've only had Kenda, Bontrager, and Chao Yang: All of them pretty much fine. I've heard a lot of people speak highly of GP5000s though.