tub's that won't break the bank
ozzy1000
Posts: 73
hi all,
what tubular tyres can i get that are really fast and good but won't cost a bazzillion quid??? they're to go on some 50mm wheels for riding sportives/TT's and maybe trying my hand at racing.....
cheers, O
what tubular tyres can i get that are really fast and good but won't cost a bazzillion quid??? they're to go on some 50mm wheels for riding sportives/TT's and maybe trying my hand at racing.....
cheers, O
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Schwalbe Milano's but they don't have an anti-puncture belt0
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do yourself a favour.... racing bikes isnt cheap... buy the best, vittoria corsa evo cx for about £45 and enjoy them.
cheap tubs are for training, but buy good ones for rides that count.0 -
i would have thought 40 od quid was an ok amount of money to spend.... i only asked for peoples opinions because i've seen prices into the 60's+... this is my first set of tub's, i previosuly rode on mich pro race 3 clinchers, which i liked the fast feel of, i was hoping for the same feeling only more from tub's...
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Conti Giros if you want cheap or Sprinters if you want a bit faster.Norfolk, who nicked all the hills?
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Conti Sprinter Gatorskins, you should get for around £40, light and fast enough for sportives etc. and importantly puncture resistant0
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mroli wrote:£34.84 at Ribble: http://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/sp/road-t ... Googlebase
Brill price and they really are excellent tyres!0