GOOD ENOUGH FOR NICK SANDERS.


GOOD ENOUGH FOR YOU.


NICKSANDERS/DISTANCE BIKING PIONEER, circumnavigating the globe no fewer than seven times by motorcycle. But where Nick differs from the Ewans and Charleys of this world is that his expeditions are no holiday. Nick’s 2005 record for riding over 19,000 miles around the world stands at just 19 days and three hours. And this was done aboard a wholly inappropriate (or so you would expect - Nick thinks it’s perfect) Yamaha R1 fi tted with Continental as his preferred tyre choice! Back and armed with a new wealth of riding know how, Continental and Nick partnered to bring you the pioneering sport- touring tyre of 2010 and our time....CONTIROAD ATTACK 2


www.conti-tyres.co.uk Continental Tyres are proud to be associated in keeping MAG on the road.


EXTREMEGRIP TRACTION SKIN - a new patented revolutionary tactile tread surface. The micro roughness of the tread optimizes the mechanical adhesion to the road. BLACK CHILI COMPOUND - containing silica and high structured racing carbon black for extremely fast tyre warm up. TRIC - a resin that achieves far shorter braking distance. ASC (Activated silica technology) that creates superior wet weather traction.


EXTREMEMILEAGE


CONTINUOUS COMPOUND TECHNOLOGY (CCT) - designed to improve the already legendary mileage through a wear resistant zenith area and increase safety in corners by higher grip in the shoulder areas.


ROAD ATTACK 2, the safest and fastest warm up tyre available. READY 2 RIDE!


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