My 650b SamH runs a first gen Compass 38 on the front and a Soma New Express
(Pasela tread) 38 on the rear. I don’t think much about speed; it’s a
comfortable, reliable setup and works fine on a variety of surfaces.
Best,
Rich in ATL
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I've used JB Greens and GB Cypres Extra Leger on my Roadeo. The GB's are
noticeably lighter and more flexible with a smoother, more shock-absorbing and
vibration-damping ride. They also allow shaper handling due to less gyroscopic
resistance in the steering. They feel faster overall and measure
what Tim said. Compass are the best vulcanized tires ever made.
On Tuesday, August 7, 2018 at 3:27:56 PM UTC-5, Tim wrote:
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> I've ridden all 3 tires on my Hilsen. I went from JBs to Cypres first and
> there was no noticeable difference. I mean no difference, plus I got more
> flats than
I've ridden all 3 tires on my Hilsen. I went from JBs to Cypres first and there
was no noticeable difference. I mean no difference, plus I got more flats than
the JBs. So I went back to JBs. Then Compass started their own line. I was
hesitant but thought I'd give them a go. I installed 32mm
I've ridden only the Compass Elk Pass model, labeled 32 but more like 29.
Compared to the JB Greens on my Sam Hillborne, the EPs feel faster; they
are certainly thinner and more supple.
The JBGs were so to speak a mean between the non-TG 32 mm Paselas and the
Compasses. Good tires, but not as
How do the Jack Browns (green) compare to the GB Cypres or Compass 32 you
have ridden?
Thanks for your thoughts.
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