You know what I wish?

[Lewis Moon]

...I wish they'd make GP-4000s in 32c.

Next?....

[Aaron O]

The 32c GP 4 seasons aren't TOO far off.

[Ken Robb]

Rivendell has offered some 700x33mm tires that were quite light/supple as well as their slightly heavier tires with anti-puncture belts.

[ColonelJLloyd]

Originally Posted by Ken Robb

Rivendell has offered some 700x33mm tires that were quite light/supple as well as their slightly heavier tires with anti-puncture belts.

IMO, the Jack Browns are kinda persona non grata since Compass has done the work to develop their tire line.

[velofinds]

Gum or tanwall would be great, too -- Conti (and Michelin, for that matter) seem to be far behind the curve on this one. The closest equivalent (what Conti calls "transparent") is inexplicably only available in 700x23.

[fignon's barber]

I wish they would make Veloflex masters/corsas in a true 25mm.

[loxx0050]

I wish every company on this planet in the bike world didn't conspire to make their own bottom bracket standard and to a lesser extent come up with their own BCD standards either.

[MattTuck]

That I were 20 pounds lighter.

[mktng]

Theres already a tire that exists.
But way better..

Compass Stampede Pass haha

[Aaron O]

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[oldpotatoe]

Originally Posted by MattTuck

That I were 20 pounds lighter.

And 20 years younger! I knew a guy who said, 'you can be richer and thinner but ya can't be younger...no kiddin', sorry for the drift.

[rnhood]

I suspect the advantages of a 4000 in 32 over its 28 brother are few and far between. The 28 will go virtually everywhere a 32 will, and likely ride and perform better. With the 4000 28 mounted on a wider rim such as those in vogue nowadays, you will likely have a tire width very close to 32.

[bikinchris]

Originally Posted by Aaron O

The 32c GP 4 seasons aren't TOO far off.

This. Also, if you need a 32, you want the tougher 4 seasons tire.

[velofinds]

^^^ Not sure I understand the logic behind that statement.

[Ti Designs]

Originally Posted by loxx0050

I wish every company on this planet in the bike world didn't conspire to make their own bottom bracket standard and to a lesser extent come up with their own BCD standards either.

Having wasted an hour today looking for the right bottom bracket adapter so a customer could use a normal crank on a BBRight bike, I would put the need for standards in the bike industry just a few places under peace on earth...