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Old 04-02-18 | 02:31 AM
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Originally Posted by noglider
Panaracer makes those Compass tires. They also make less expensive tires, and I like them a lot.

https://www.biketiresdirect.com/prod...tire?fltr=3755
+1 on Panaracers. Love my Panaracer Pro-Tex T-Serv's 35mm for a front tire. Still favoring Vittoria Randoneur Pros for rear tires. Those can often be found for sale (Nashbar etc) for right about $35 a piece.


Originally Posted by srestrepo
My needs differ from most. I weigh in 255 lbs. I ride on all asphalt in most weather. I really like my continental GP4Seasons in 32mm. I really like them. I also had GP4000sII's but found they punctured often. I haven't had that problem with my 4 seasons.
I weigh a bit more than you, and have had great success with the tires I listed above. With our weight, I like a stiffer sidewall and so prefer the Vittoria (at 90 PSI) in the rear while the Panaracer up front excels at gripping the road and has a little more give for vibrations and impacts, I run it at 75 PSI.

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