Another vote for the Shikoro's. They are basically just fat Jack Brown
blues – just as round, just as smooth, just as hard to flat. It's what I
really always wanted in a tire for all the years I rode JB's.
Has been my daily driver most of the year – mostly paved, some dirt, some
gravel. Ride
I came across this chart showing wide tires that are gravel oriented and
show whether they are tubeless compatible.
http://ridinggravel.com/graveltires/
Apparently there are a lot more tires just coming out in wide widths that
I've not heard of or seen discussed here.
Things are just
Ha! Those look like fat Rolly-Polies! Love 'em!
On Monday, September 12, 2016 at 3:44:40 PM UTC-7, a3inverter wrote:
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> Also consider the Soma Supple Vitesse in 700x42c. Very nice ride.
>
> On Wednesday, September 7, 2016 at 11:42:43 PM UTC-4, cyclot...@gmail.com
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>> Leslie, I have
Also consider the Soma Supple Vitesse in 700x42c. Very nice ride.
On Wednesday, September 7, 2016 at 11:42:43 PM UTC-4, cyclot...@gmail.com
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> Leslie, I have MSOs and my Quickbeam... GREAT tires! Don't need the tread
> though, and want the extra 2mm if I can get it!
>
> So, I
Leslie, I have MSOs and my Quickbeam... GREAT tires! Don't need the tread
though, and want the extra 2mm if I can get it!
So, I obsessively swapped out tires in the dark tonight (no lights in bike
shed!). The Nomads I forgot I had (first world problems) fit perfectly! A
purely subjective, five
I absolutely love my Clement MSO's, in 700c-40, would suggest giving them a
try perhaps.
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> Hi all, I'm wondering if there are any tires slightly larger than the
> Little Big Bens I'm using now. Those measure
Wow, that would be something! I'd like those!
On Wed, Sep 7, 2016 at 5:01 PM, Evan Baird wrote:
> Compass has a new 44ish wide coming out right? Might clear on a narrower
> rim I bet.
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Compass has a new 44ish wide coming out right? Might clear on a narrower rim I
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Thanks for that one, Chris.
I'm going to mount up the Nomads languishing in storage. I quit running
them on my single because at lower pressure they really flopped during
cornering and that was a bit disconcerting. I think at the higher pressures
I'd be running on a tandem, they will do
Agreed.
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Surly has a new tire out called ExtraTerrestrial and it's being compared
favorably with the Mondial. It first came out in a 26" x 2.5" version and
now a 29" x 2.5" but I've read that a 700c x 40 version is in the works.
Supposedly a bombproof tire with surprising performance. You might check
I like the Soma Shikoros. I switched them out for Jack Browns on my Sam because
I couldn't fit them under my fenders. No flats thus far, and good protection
despite the relatively light weight.
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I just swapped out 50mm marathon supremes (60$ shipped for the pair) for
continental speed ride 42s.
I like them so far. Wondering how long they'll last and if they'll flat a lot.
Not sure they are stout enough for a tandem.
I find the Marathon supremes to be considerably more cushy than other
"Would have just bought a Hub^3 in that case!!!"
Speaking of which, I saw a Raleigh tandem on the sales floor at CyclePath
in Hayward today. It must have been the Cadent model. Mixte in back, 650B
wheels, dual disc brakes and <$1500.
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Nomads! I forgot about those... and I have a pair in the cellar even!
Brilliant!
I wonder if I could fit the 50mm (45 actual) Supremes. I don't think I have
quite enough room for that. 42mm is about my max. Cazadero and R are
going to be too big, but also meatier than I need. This is an around
Any thread that suggests a Soma Cazadero should include a corresponding
suggestion for a Bruce Gordon Rock and Road, just for equal air time.
Bill Lindsay
El Cerrito, CA
On Tuesday, September 6, 2016 at 4:59:40 PM UTC-7, Will Ashe wrote:
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> I recently installed the 42mm Soma Cazaderos on my
I recently installed the 42mm Soma Cazaderos on my Sam. I'm really enjoying
them for mixed terrain riding.
On Tuesday, September 6, 2016 at 3:14:46 PM UTC-7, cyclot...@gmail.com
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> Hi all, I'm wondering if there are any tires slightly larger than the
> Little Big Bens I'm using now.
David:
The Marathon Supremes that are sized 40 mm / 42 mm / 1-5/8" (take your
pick) measure 40 mm on my A 719 rims at around 60 psi. The weigh 490 gr.
If you want to try them I have a pair of folding Mondials (760 gr) in 45
/47 /1-3/4". Don't recall if I measured them when I had them on the
Bill, I've thought about those, great tires, right! But am just a touch
reluctant to have them on a tandem. The LBBs are just a little too
overkill, and I think the BPs would be a little under. The Supremes are
probably just right, but checking my options before I go on a Bike24 buying
spree!
If it were me, I would at least consider Standard Casing Barlow Pass 700x38
if I wanted more cush. On a tandem I can certainly understand preferring
to go armored, though
Bill
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> Hi all, I'm wondering if there are
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