26" narrow slicks.
Any advice welcome as to which 26x1.2-1.5 are not absolute b%$œ"&^ to get on/off. I've just about given up trying to fit some Conti Contact 1.2s: in fact I now remember why I haven't used them for years!
Thanks in advance.
d.j.
"Like a true nature's child,
We were born,
Born to drink mild"
Thanks in advance.
d.j.
"Like a true nature's child,
We were born,
Born to drink mild"
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Comments
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Vredestein 26 x 1.3 slicks are much easier than Contis to put on - they also strike a perfect balance between weight, speed and comfort.0
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Ive got Conti Sport Contact 1.somethings's (1.5, I think) on a 26" bike, don't recall them being too hard to fit. Also Hutchinson 26x1.0 Air Lights on another 26" bike, but a bit narrower than your range.0
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Vredestein 1.3 Folding perfect moirees are a good tyre for general use, 3000miles trouble free commuting and touring.
...really really good in the wet too.
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Thanks folks. See what I can get.
d.j.
"Like a true nature's child,
We were born,
Born to drink mild"0 -
I use Specialized All Condition Pro 26 x 1.0 tyres, they are folders with a kevlar bead so fit easily, they are light, supple (120 tpi), grippy (2 rubber compounds) and virtually puncture proof. I can't recommend them more highly (I tried Conti Sport Contacts but they were no way as good).0
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They look quicker than me!
Try some if I get the right bike.
d.j.
"Like a true nature's child,
We were born,
Born to drink mild"0 -
Panaracer pasela - very good. Nice tread, reasonably quick, and puncture resistant (I haven't had any yet - commute with them daily, and weekend rides for about 1 year-ish).0
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Whoops... just read the title of the thread properly - the panaracer obviously aren't slicks... Sorry! (but still nice tyres.. ;o)0