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Continental ContiEscape
Motorcycle tyres
| sizes of tyre: | 4.1/0 R18 |
| speed symbol: | S (180 km/h) |
| load index: | 60 (250 kg) |
The Continental ContiEscape 4.10/0R18 60S is a motorcycle tyre developed for versatile on-road use, suitable for light motorcycles and scooters focusing on urban and touring riding. Its profile is tailored to provide predictable steering response and a consistent contact patch through a variety of lean angles. The tyre’s construction balances agility and stability so riders can rely on crisp handling during city manoeuvres and longer trips.
A tread pattern with circumferential channels and lateral grooves enhances water evacuation to preserve wet grip and shorten braking distance on wet surfaces. The compound and pattern design prioritise even wear while maintaining cornering stability, ensuring consistent feedback from the pavement. This results in controlled traction without sacrificing mileage.
For riders the ContiEscape translates into confidence when changing direction and secure behaviour in variable weather. The tyre offers reliable wet performance and stable cornering feel, making it a sensible choice for everyday commuting and moderate touring where predictable handling and durability matter.
A tread pattern with circumferential channels and lateral grooves enhances water evacuation to preserve wet grip and shorten braking distance on wet surfaces. The compound and pattern design prioritise even wear while maintaining cornering stability, ensuring consistent feedback from the pavement. This results in controlled traction without sacrificing mileage.
For riders the ContiEscape translates into confidence when changing direction and secure behaviour in variable weather. The tyre offers reliable wet performance and stable cornering feel, making it a sensible choice for everyday commuting and moderate touring where predictable handling and durability matter.













