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Nice bike Pedaltopia, those G one speed 2.35's are a riot. And very fast.
Sorry all, i shouldn't have put data in the title, i tried to edit it, as i didn't have a power meter.
Hi Cajoe64, i might stick a rigid fork on mine for 29er + tyres, that will save some weight. If you live in a dry climate, you might want to try Schwalbe Big One SnakeSkin TL-Easy Folding 2.35. I just put them on the…
Hi there, i have been wanting to let go some of my bikes and now after some testing i am selling my CX bike. I have just done 2 different rides with data, 1. along a rough cycle track with some muddy parts, tarmac, and…
https://www.rosebikes.com/article/continental-grand-prix-4-season-road-tyre-folding-tyre/aid:789967 Clarksonxc, can you tell where the "reply with quote" button is? I can't see it. Most of the German websites sell the…
Chas i looked at the 32mm Conti Four seasons. The only advantage they have over the Cyclocross speed is puncture protection. They are almost as heavy, only 32mm vs 35mm and have road grip versus gravel grip, and, Almost…
Yes i have had my punctures when i went off the local cycling track and onto the sides where Hawthorn and brambles were cut down.
I don't mind the occasional puncture, takes me very little time to sort it out on the road, either i swap out the inner tube with a new one, or if there is a source of water near by to see where the hole is, i'll mend…
Hi, i have been using the Continental Speed Ride 700c X 42mm (measures 39mm on 19mm rims ) tyres and Continental Cyclocross Speed 700c X 35mm for about 15 months almost every day. They have the same tread pattern,…
Bit of an old thread, but thought i'd add something. Continental cyclocross speeds 700 x 35mm are an excellent tyre. They cost very little, are very light 340g, have a file tread with 1 row of 2mm knobs at the edge. At…