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  1. #1
    Join Date
    Sep 2006
    Location
    Toltec, Arkansaw
    Posts
    512
    Vittoria Rubino Pros have worked well for me the past three years... Good mileage, and fairly puncture resistant. Just put a set of the Serfa Secas on the primary road bike, and they have been doing pretty well. I used to run Continental Gatorskins almost religiously, and in fact I have a new pair stashed away in the shop somewhere... but I've been finding I get better service and a smoother ride (as well as a little bling) from the Vittorias.

  2. #2
    Join Date
    Aug 2008
    Location
    So Cal.
    Posts
    501
    I thought I would try something different so I bought some Vredestein Tricomp tires. They are Dutch and they are awesome tires. Light weight and smooth rolling, they have great grip even on wet pavement and so far, no flats. They seem to be holding up well too. Although you can pump them up to around 160, I run them at 120 and the ride does not feel hard or bouncy. I will buy them again when these wear out.
    Tzvia- rollin' slow...
    Specialized Ruby Expert/mens Bontrager Inform RXL
    Specialized SWorks Safire/mens Bontrager Inform RL
    Giant Anthem-W XT-XTR/mens Bontrager Inform RXL
    Fuji Newest 3 commuter/mens Bontrager Inform RL
    Novara E.T.A commuter/mens Bontrager Inform RL

  3. #3
    Join Date
    Jan 2002
    Location
    On my bike
    Posts
    2,505
    Conti 4-season. Definitely.
    To train a dog, you must be more interesting than dirt.

    Trek Project One
    Trek FX 7.4 Hybrid

 

 

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