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• #4202
Having purchased a pair of £7 Lifeline Wiggle own brand tyres for a runaround bike for my wife I'm 99.9% convinced they are Maxxis re-badged; packaging identical down to use of a plastic hangtag with the tyre zip tied to it. Even the compound feels like a Re-fuse and they use an aramid bead.
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• #4203
Ok thanks, bought another one to keep faith in them. I patched the pinhole on the tyre and its held so will give it a 1000mile then check me thinks
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• #4204
1.75 panaracer paselas will be fine on a Mavic XC717 rim right?
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• #4205
Very good to know. I know somebody for whom these will be ideal.
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• #4206
Does anybody have a rolling resistance chart for tyres 700x30-35c?
I am wondering which tyres to get for a light bike packing cx bike packing Roubaix Paris trip.
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• #4207
GP4000s II do quite well in tests and the 28mm measure 31mm on most rims.
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• #4208
On the right
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• #4209
Thanks, I actually have does. Great tyres.
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• #4210
I believe these are the low rr fat tyres of choice at the moment
http://www.planetx.co.uk/i/q/TYVIVOHY/vittoria-voyager-hyper-folding-tyre
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• #4211
@umop3pisdn has actually already suggested those to me. I will consider these, but I am absolutely allergic to reflective sidewalls.
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• #4212
Peels off quite easily.
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• #4213
You have done it? Do you have a photo? I have done it before on Durano Plus 32c and that was not nice
EDIT: just realised they are 12gbp in 35mm. Absolutely no reason not to try them I guess.
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• #4214
I have done it a long time ago on Vittoria Randonneur (not the Hyper ones). I don't have pictures, but I remember it being OK. (I used a hairdryer to soften the adhesive before peeling the reflective band off.)
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• #4215
1.75 panaracer paselas will be fine on a Mavic XC717 rim right?
You probably already figured out this out, but yeah, 1.75s will work fine.
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• #4216

http://www.challengetech.it/products/gravel/strada-bianca-pro-040/00540/en
Strada Biancha Ptro now comes in 36c. I would love to try these out, but haven't been able to find them in stock in UK anywhere. Anybody seen them around?
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• #4217
Has anyone got experience with Continental Speed Kings 2 or Schwalbe G Ones? Looking to replace a pair of Big Apples on my 29er.
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• #4218
thoughts/experiences/conclusions on the best gumwall tyre for commuting purposes mainly, but general winter weekend use also. Likely 25's.
Pasela v clement Strada v challenge strada?
Currently running michelin endurance, and would be hoping for similar resistance to p....
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• #4219
+1 for paselas if longevity is key. Mine continue to amaze after well over 5000 miles and only a handful of pnctrs.
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• #4220
Not in the UK but....
https://www.bike24.com/1.php?content=8;product=202149;menu=1000,4,22,35
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• #4221
thanks
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• #4222
Ciclicorsa also has them, pricier, but I have found they are easier to deal with.
http://www.ciclicorsa.com/en/shop/strada-bianca-tubolare-aperto/ -
• #4223
... I have found they are easier to deal with.
Easier than bike24? Why do you say that?
I've always found the service from bike24 to be faultless and I have more confidence in shipping from Germany than Italy.
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• #4224
this! bike24 never faulted me
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• #4225
Bike24 4lyfe
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I've got about 1000 rough miles on some 32s and rear is showing slight wear, far better than the clement stradas I had on the same bike before which basically fell apart after ~500.