Suitable Tyres?

Reposting as per viewtopic.php?f=40042&t=13032854&p=19655356#p19655356
I have a Boardman MX Comp as per the below.
http://www.halfords.com/cycling/bikes/hybrid-bikes-and-classic-bikes/boardman-mx-sport-bike
Using it daily for commuting, and its got the stock tyres on it (Schwalbe Tyrago Kevlar Guard 700 x 37c)
I'm starting to do regular longer rides at the weekend (around the 30 mile mark, mostly on roads/paths) and figure I could get improved performance from thinner tyres.
Question is, whats the thinnest I could get away with on this setup, and would I notice any real difference?
I'm leaning towards there: http://www.halfords.com/cycling/parts/tyres/continental-city-ride-hybrid-bike-tyre-700c-x-32c
Think they might be the best of both world based off the reviews. I just feel that I ride on roads more and more lately, and the tread on my current tyres is a bit overkill
Thanks for reading, and look forward to any replies!
I have a Boardman MX Comp as per the below.
http://www.halfords.com/cycling/bikes/hybrid-bikes-and-classic-bikes/boardman-mx-sport-bike
Using it daily for commuting, and its got the stock tyres on it (Schwalbe Tyrago Kevlar Guard 700 x 37c)
I'm starting to do regular longer rides at the weekend (around the 30 mile mark, mostly on roads/paths) and figure I could get improved performance from thinner tyres.
Question is, whats the thinnest I could get away with on this setup, and would I notice any real difference?
I'm leaning towards there: http://www.halfords.com/cycling/parts/tyres/continental-city-ride-hybrid-bike-tyre-700c-x-32c
Think they might be the best of both world based off the reviews. I just feel that I ride on roads more and more lately, and the tread on my current tyres is a bit overkill
Thanks for reading, and look forward to any replies!
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For road riding any tread is overkill.