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These in 34 on my newest build. Love them.
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Gonna try the Controls! Thanks for the input PL. Appreciate y'all.
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Merlin has a pretty decent price on them right now...
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I ordered mine from Lordgun and they continue to impress with price and speed of processing and shipping.
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The specialized Roubaix ain't bad.
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FYI, the GK slicks have recently been updated. They no longer come in a 32. 30, 35, 40, etc
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i run 35 GK Slicks and very happy with them. 32 should be as nice. I didn't expect to like them so much either..
The WCS Alpine JB I've run in 30mm on Domane in flint laden switchbacks American River trail Redland, CA. nary a cut either. the 36 may run small and is TL, the 30 tube only fwiw
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2nd the Extralight recco. Mine have a lot of chunky Cascades/Olympics miles behind them.
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Cadex Classics 32mm.
Made by Maxxis in Taiwan for Giant's high-end Cadex brand . Super supple, fast rolling, grippy, sensible tread pattern. Not a "gravel" tyre, but a genuine all-road tyre designed for the classics, etc. They aren't well known or marketed but I saw them mentioned (briefly) on a Ben Delaney video and I was happy for the intro. |
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No votes for the Conti GP 5k AS TR?
Back to the Vittoria Corsa Controls, is the sidewall tougher than the Corsa Pro? The Corsa Pro definitely doesn't have a sturdy sidewall, and I was under the impression that the Control used a similar sidewall. The AS TR has a thicker casing than the S TR. |
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I commute (100m/week) crummy roads and ride easy gravel on Corsa N.EXT 34mm on 25mm internal width rims and they are 36mm.
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Find yourself some cross tires with minimal tread. Like Schwalbe X One. But GK slick is hard to argue with.
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Another vote for Panaracer GravelKing slicks. I had the 32mm GKs on my gravel bike for 4 years and never once felt they weren’t enough tire for the offroad sections.
…well, at least not when I didn’t also think I should have been on a full-squish MTB rather than a drop-bar gravel bike. |
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