Continental ContiLegend Front Tire - 130/70-18 63H - TL - Whitewall

The Continental ContiLegend tire delivers classic styling and modern performance for your cruiser or heavy touring bike. Experience optimized handling, consistent performance, and reliable grip in various conditions. Upgrade your ride with the ContiLegend and enjoy a blend of vintage aesthetics and contemporary technology.

Description

The ContiLegend tire is engineered with an optimized carcass construction, providing easy handling and solid behavior on the road, whether you're cruising city streets or embarking on a long-distance tour. Designed specifically for cruisers and heavy touring bikes, the ContiLegend ensures consistent performance throughout its lifespan. The multi-grooved pattern enhances water drainage, providing optimal grip and safety in wet conditions. This tubeless tire is H-rated, supporting speeds up to 130 mph, offering both performance and peace of mind. The 130/70-18 size is ideal for front applications, providing stability and control. With its classic whitewall design, the ContiLegend adds a touch of vintage style to your motorcycle, complementing its timeless appeal.

Features & highlights

• Optimized carcass construction provides easy handling and stable performance.
• Designed for cruisers and heavy touring bikes, ensuring a comfortable and confident ride.
• Consistent performance throughout the tire's life, offering long-lasting value.
• Multi-grooved pattern ensures optimal water drainage for enhanced wet grip.
• H-rated for speeds up to 130 mph, delivering performance for various riding conditions.
• Classic whitewall design adds a vintage aesthetic to your motorcycle.

Technical specifications

• Brand: Continental
• Tread Pattern/Model: ContiLegend
• Mounting Position: Front
• Tire Type: Tubeless
• Tire Size: 130/70-18
• Width: 130
• Aspect Ratio: 70
• Rim Diameter: 18
• Load/Speed-Index: 63H
• Sidewall: Whitewall
• Market Segment: Cruiser / Street
• Construction: Bias

Important to know

Ensure proper fitment and consult your motorcycle's manual for recommended tire pressures and load ratings.