Best 700x23 tire for ~20 each
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Best 700x23 tire for ~20 each
I was looking for Michelin pro 2/3 race but they're more than I want to spend at the moment (unless there are deals I'm unaware of). I'm going to be putting together a bike I'll use for racing in the spring with those tires, so until then I want something that's cheaper but doesn't have high rolling resistance. Puncture resistance would be nice but it's probably not that big of a deal. I would also prefer a yellow tires. What should I get?
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Michelion Lithions?
https://www.probikekit.com/display.php?code=Y2049
https://www.probikekit.com/display.php?code=Y2049
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Personally, I haven't had many good experiences with Vittoria tires.... freakin' impossible to get on the rim!
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Not "the" rim, but "your" rim.
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I just another pair of Conti GP4000's for $33 each at PBK with free shipping. I have been getting over 4000 miles per pair on these tires and I haven't flatted in about 9000 miles. For $13 more (and no shipping charge), you can have one of the best and most durable tires made. They also come in yellow. Don't be one of the fools that I see in the ditches changing tubes because they tried to save a few dollars.
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I ordered Rubinos from PBK about ten days ago. Got email today basically saying "sorry, out of stock" Really messes me up as I expected would have by now and mounted for next week-ends race.
Yeah, I'm bummed and wished they had told me NOT IN STOCK when I ordered.
Yeah, I'm bummed and wished they had told me NOT IN STOCK when I ordered.
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I get at least 4000 miles out of my Rubinos and end up finishing them off on the trainer at the end of the year. I've gone two straight years without a single flat on two different sets.
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I like Vredestein Fortezza SEs, and you can get close to $20 on sale at Performance. I've won three races on these tires, and trained on them full time... until I got a bike that didn't agree with blue...
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Been using Rubino Pro's since the begining of the year. Couldn't be happier with all of the race and training miles I've put on the two sets I've had.
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