Advise for 35s tubeless tires (Bon Jon vs G-One Speed)

[beta_hat]

Went with Bon Jovis and they ride phenomenal. Will have to try to keep them clean but I know I will eventually stop caring after putting some serious milage.

[adampaiva]

tire cleaner from Autozone will help keep you lookin' fresh

and that Seven definitely lookin' fresh

[AngryScientist]

that is a lovely bike indeed.

personally, i prefer the look of dirty sidewalls, gives the bike a "well traveled" look.

how easily did they set up tubeless for ya?

[beta_hat]

Originally Posted by AngryScientist

that is a lovely bike indeed.


how easily did they set up tubeless for ya?

Setup was relatively easy with the compressor at the shop. Seem to hold air well so far but haven't logged more than 12 miles on them.

[ajax]

[QUOTE=NoMoreParagon;2583968]I would stay away from Compass. I wanted to love em but only got bad experiences. Must have owned at least 5 pairs. They are unreasonable expensive, and they suffer from serious QC issues.

Tubeless sealant “breaths” through the sidewalls. Two tires had manufacturing defects evident in the carcass bumps.

Moreover the sidewalls on the extralite version are ridiculously delicate. I cant explain myself how can those extralite tires can be marketed as adventure all road tires. Do one normal gravel ride with normal rocks and there will be cuts.

+1 I have had a very similar experience with Compass/Rene Hearse.

[hairylegs]

I loved my schwalbe slicks (34?) when I was doing mixed on the same
Rims... now I’ve got a dedicated set for grave I run wtb riddlers

[Mzilliox]

anyone try out these ritchey tires? I think they look cool, and are the right size for my needs, any experience out there?

https://us.ritcheylogic.com/us_en/alpine-jb-tire