Perhaps of general interest and segueing from the earlier "cheaper than
Compass options" thread on the RBW list, here is more information on
Paselas and in particular Paselas versus Compass/Rene Herse. FWIW, YMMV,
AFAIK, LMAO, ETC.

Procrastinating on work, as usual, I Googled about and found more about the
Pasela and Ribmo and Kojak, and reviews of same; interesting. So, perhaps
the gotterdamerung (with umlaut) of the 26" road tire is not just quite yet.

IF anyone wants to kick in with information about other options for 26"
more or less road tires, please do so.

https://restoringvintagebicycles.com/2017/11/28/compass-elk-pass-vs-panaracer-pasela-part-ii/

https://cyclingspokane.blogspot.com/2012/05/review-panaracer-pasela.html

https://roadcyclinguk.com/gear/panaracer-ribmo-pt-tyre-review.html

OTOH, "Rolling Resistance Review" rates Kojaks horribly; I think
he/she/it/they tested a 700C X 35. Odd, since my experience with the Kojaks
was positive, both for goathead puncture resistance (very good with tubes
and NO sealant), and rolling resistance (as good at least as the 240 gram
26 X 1.25 Pasela). Again, YMMV, ETC. I did "sense" that the 700C X 35
Kojaks on my Ram felt somewhat* sluggish compared to the Parigi Roubaix
that replaced them.

Other meanderings around der veb bring up 26" Tiogas and so forth. If'n any
readers have ** concrete, personal experience** with 559 X 25-to 35 mm
tires other than those named, I for one would be very interested in hearing
what youse have to say.

* By "somewhat" I mean: noticeable, but also that the Kojaks didn't feel
horrible, as did the 26 X 32 Avocet City somethings and whatever the OEM
~32 mm 40 bsd Avocet tires came with the Dahon Hon Solo, riding which made
you think nostalgically of taking up power walking or golf. And, more: the
26 X 32 mm Kojaks felt as if they rolled better than the 700C ones. Upshot:
ride what you feel.

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