Most durable 23-25 tubular?

[ANAO]

What tire out right now would make a sturdy daily driver? I've had success with the yellow jersey servizio corsas but they're a bit narrow at 21.

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[tuscanyswe]

Conti sprinter gator is a pretty durable tire.

[smontanaro]

I've been riding Vittoria Rally 25s with no issues.

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[oldpotatoe]

Originally Posted by tuscanyswe

Conti sprinter gator is a pretty durable tire.

Hard to beat sprinter/gatorskin for durability....stretch them mightly tho.

[false_Aest]

Originally Posted by tuscanyswe

Conti sprinter gator is a pretty durable tire.

this. but.... kind've ruins the whole tubular feel.

[Drmojo]

Originally Posted by false_Aest

this. but.... kind've ruins the whole tubular feel.

Brick like feel, negates the magic carpet feel of a properly inflated tubular.
I say just add goop-- seals all but severe cuts in the tire

[Pastashop]

Are you looking for mileage or puncture proofness? The latter - Cafe Latex. The former... Vitt Corsa in 25 on sale can be good $/mile.

[ANAO]

Originally Posted by Pastashop

Are you looking for mileage or puncture proofness? The latter - Cafe Latex. The former... Vitt Corsa in 25 on sale can be good $/mile.

Both, with puncture proofness taking the lead for utmost importance. I will be riding these about once or twice a week during the warmer months and can swap them out at the end of the season. I just want to avoid flats as much as possible.

[Pastashop]

Originally Posted by ANAO

Both, with puncture proofness taking the lead for utmost importance. I will be riding these about once or twice a week during the warmer months and can swap them out at the end of the season. I just want to avoid flats as much as possible.

In the past, I’d had good luck with Conti Sprinters in 22 mm on the bombed out streets of Berzerkeley, and then all around the east coast. I think they might be available in 25 and even 28 mm these days, although that might not fit all frames...

Either way, folks on the web report great things about using sealant, which I’ve never tried myself, remembering patching sew ups and not liking the idea of a gooey tire when the time comes. Dude on another forum swears by Stans in his and carries a spare bottle, and regularly wears them down to the threads, reportedly. I bought a bit of sealant and some 25 mm Elites on sale from U.K., so may give it a shot come spring!

[ANAO]

Originally Posted by Pastashop

In the past, I’d had good luck with Conti Sprinters in 22 mm on the bombed out streets of Berzerkeley, and then all around the east coast. I think they might be available in 25 and even 28 mm these days, although that might not fit all frames...

Either way, folks on the web report great things about using sealant, which I’ve never tried myself, remembering patching sew ups and not liking the idea of a gooey tire when the time comes. Dude on another forum swears by Stans in his and carries a spare bottle, and regularly wears them down to the threads, reportedly. I bought a bit of sealant and some 25 mm Elites on sale from U.K., so may give it a shot come spring!

Cafelatex? Stans? Does it matter?

[gngroup]

Veloflex Roubaix.

[Pastashop]

Originally Posted by ANAO

Cafelatex? Stans? Does it matter?

I’m a novice with sealant. Bought Cafe Latex after a bit of research, will report on it in 6-12 months. It’s getting cold around here! :-)

[thwart]

Vittoria Corsa Elite 25's.

Not flashy, but durable, flat resistant, fairly sticky and smooth riding.

Did I mention cheap... ?

[Satellite]

Vitorria Pave are super robust but have a great ride. They can be found fairly cheap at U.K. web dealers. Vitorria CX are better riding in my opinion but not as robust.

My favorites are Veloflex 25 Arenburg's they are the all black version of the Veloflex 25 Roubaix depends if you like Black or Tan sidewalls or which one is on sale at the time. They measure small a true 24 on Nemesis Rims. Never had a flat so I guess they are pretty robust.

Any tyre you try I recommend Orange Seal. I had some Vitty CX's with Stan's. I added Orange Seal because I was out of Stan's and orange seal actually came out of the sidewall of the tyre. So Stan's never really sealed it if Orange Seal was visible with Stan's already in there.

Never had a flat with Orange Seal. But I did with Stan's and wholly crap it makes a huge mess. I had Stan's all over the seattube, chainstays and my legs. It did it's job and sealed the tyre after about 3 or 4 revolutions, I stopped to add more air but I really didn't need to. It was like a gorilla with allergies blew his nose with my legs.

Cost wise it's hard to be the Vitty CX Tyres.

[FlashUNC]

Originally Posted by tuscanyswe

Conti sprinter gator is a pretty durable tire.

If you're gonna ride these in a tubular, just don't ride tubulars.

Get the clincher version and ride 'em into the ground.