kleng

Hi anybody else using these tires, just done 500km on my first set. Was wondering what the durability was like ? How many km's or miles can I expect out of them.
From my point of view, comfort is excellent, speed is fantastic, using latex tubes. No cuts or punctures yet.
Last set of tires were Conti GP 4000's, these however seem more compliant and ride softer at 115psi.
Only drawback is the distinctive colour and limited availability which make them more expensive than most clinchers.

Surferbruce

they're the same as the standard pr2's. great tires.

cycle17

Having just recently ridden a pair of limiteds on a club member's CF trek, I'd say there is little to no difference between them and the Pro2 Race. They feel identical to me on a bike with the same frame and wheels as my own. Michelin makes some great bike tires.

rallen

I put some pro race 2s on my bike and do not feel as confident in the corners as I did on my GP 4000s. The pro races seem to chatter and feel like they want to slide out from under me on hard fast corners. i am going to switch back to the GPs I was hoping that they may improve once I put some miles on them but for now I am taking the corners slower. All that being siad i am sure there are folks on here who have had the opposite experience.

kleng

If they're the same then Michelin are ripping us off, aren't they ?

kleng

Here's a review on the Service Course Special edition

https://www.roadcyclinguk.com/news/ar...N/1302/V/1/SP/

Surferbruce

no you get the extra little blue stripe and the limited edition label. it's lame, they at least used to do some cool colors for the special editions, like the red white and blue from 3-4 years ago.