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Old 07-16-11 | 01:50 PM
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Originally Posted by bigbossman
I wasn't going to go tubular but OFG talked me into it, and it was a breeze getting set up. I normally ride the Vittoria Corsa clinchers, and thought they were the cat's whiskers. Until I tried the same tire in a tubular. Wow. Just....... wow.

I've never ridden a cheap tire to compare, and I never will as long as I can afford these. Wow.

http://www.probikekit.com/us/tyres-t...road-tyre.html
There's NOTHING that compares to the ride of a top-of-the-line sew-up (tubular) - which is why pros still and top many amateurs ride them. Even back when I was a lowly Cat 4 in 1977 I rode Vittoria Setas on my ol' Raleigh Pro - they were AWESOME tires in terms of both low weight/high performance/durability. However, there are good, "cheap" ($50 for three Servizio Corse) sew-ups for everyday riding/training that still give you the experience without breaking the bank.
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