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Beaker 11-29-08 09:49 PM

I wonder if PBK-style prices have made a difference here - it certainly helped me when I could pick up a pair for $70. If I was paying full retail, I think I'd be more disappointed with the wear.

powerglide 11-29-08 09:51 PM

I love my open corse. But I just ordered a set of conti attack/force this time hoping for better durability and puncture resistance.

stapfam 11-30-08 02:25 AM

Two tyres that are popular are the Mich PR's and the Conti 4000s. I ride michelins but these two tyres are comparable- but apparantly- The "s" on the conti's is important.

Surferbruce 11-30-08 03:36 AM

Torelli Torinos. when you weigh ride quality vs. durability vs. cost these tires are my all time favorites. they're supple, confidence inspiring, and in 6 months I've yet to have a single flat.

rjtokyo 11-30-08 04:32 AM


Originally Posted by stevesurf (Post 7936542)
+10 on the Conti GP4000 with Black Chili (black color only) or GP4000S

+11 on Conti GP4000S! Those on Powertap 2.4 built wheels= awesome!!! :thumb:

cheers!
rj

gabdy 11-30-08 05:33 AM


Originally Posted by Hammer02 (Post 7936271)
That's what I am riding currently and I love em. Not a single flat even being a Clyde and good mileage out of them so far.


Really? I hated my Race X Lites, would flat all the time. My Race Lites however were very good.

Basil Moss 11-30-08 07:59 AM

Conti GP 4000s

MONGO! 11-30-08 09:28 AM

Vredestein Fortezza Tricomp or Schwalbe Ultremo

Nachoman 11-30-08 09:35 AM

As others have said, the Michelin Pro Race 2, the Continental GP 4000. But I also like the Continental Ultra Race, which can be found for less money.

coldass 11-30-08 09:44 AM


Originally Posted by Randochap (Post 7935853)
Me too. Second season. Not a single flat last year, on Paris-Brest-Paris, while hundreds huddled in the ditches, in pissin rain.

They are very fast in independent tests, as well.

They are my pick as well. Roll sweet, light, seem flat-proof, and last some.

ninjaman 11-30-08 10:06 AM

+4 on the Schwalbe Ultremos, my definite fave. The Vittorias will give you an amazing ride, but they will not last very long. The Michelins will give you a very fast ride, but they will cut in 10 minutes. The Ultremos are extremely light, incredibly durable, one of the fastest rolling out there(just behind the Michelins), and also provicde a very comfy ride. Try them out, you won't be sorry.


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