Continental Sport Contact Tire

I ride the 26x1.5 on my Trek 8500. Roll resistance is low, and weight is very light. I seem to wear them out quickly. There's not much tread to begin with and once that is gone the tubes start to go. Maybe 500-700 miles.

... I bought the 700 X 32 tires for my Motobecane Cyclocross bike, and they are the cats meow!!! I only have done one test ride, but the rolling resistance is phenominal over the Vittorias my bike came with. I feel like I have picked up approximately a m.p.h or two.

I am going to order another set as spares it's such a good deal.

Use this on my Cannondale Jekyll and love them. Have about less than 500 miles so far and all is well. Keep mine at 80 psi 26 x 1.3 and the rolling resistance is that of a comparable training road tire. Good puncture resistance thus far as I have encountered lots of construction areas and the usual suburban junk on North Jersey roads. Seems to "kick out" rocks and other items on the road. Nice tread design simple.

I have been using the Continental Sport Contact for about three weeks or so. I have found these to be a great tire in dry conditions. Rolling resistance is low and handling has been quite good. The weather here in Portland has been warm and dry so I have no experience with these tires in wet conditions. I will comment on that at a later date. I ride primarily for fitness and I climb a lot with my MTB. I think these tires are a good value and I would purchase them again.