Continental Bicycle Tires - "Keeping Those Pesky Flats Away!"You have several options with Continental bicycle tires.No matter what your riding style is, you can find a Continental cycling tire to fit your needs. Continental has been around for many decades so you can get their tires at a variety of locations. What Continental Tires Are For Entry Level Riders?For those of us who do not like having flats, Continental has a tire for us. They have more than one actually!The ideal Continental bicycle tires for those who want lots of miles while minimizing the flats, are... 
You will find the Grand Prix and Gator Skins to be higher in price. These tires do offer very good puncture protection, less flats, while still getting lots of miles out of them. One thing to keep in mind is...the majority of your flats will happen on your rear tire. It is not essential you have the same kind, model, of tire on the front and back. So if you want to minimize the monetary impact while maximizing the flat resistance... You could get the Gator Skins for the rear and Ultra Sport for the front. Any combination you deem necessary will work well to help prevent those annoying flats. The More Advanced Continental Line-up is?For those of you who are more concerned about weight, Continental has tires for you too. The rest of the tire line-up is:
The Grand Prix SuSo is know for its speed and light weight. The SuSo is purely a racing tire, it is not designed for high miles. The 4000 and 4000s combine light weight with puncture resistance. GP Attack and Force are a front and rear tire racing combo set. Attack is the skinner front tire while Force is the slightly wider rear tire. The Attack has better handling qualities while the Force has better flat resistance. Now you know about the Continental brand of tires for road bikes. Stay InformedTo stay up to date on new information and to find out what the latest deals from the affiliates are.Subscribe to the newsletter and you will find out about sales on your cycling gear! You can follow mycyclingsource.com on Twitter at Twitter.com/CyclingSource New! Comments
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