All: If anyone has any good to new Soma Supple Vitesse *SL* tires (360 gram
model) in 622X48 mm to sell, I'm interested.
Arthur and everyone else: How do the SSV *EXs* compare to the SSV *SLs*? I
gather the the EXs have a slightly thicker tread are are about 50 grams
heavier; do they roll as well
Somebody mentioned them earlier, I think Patrick -- the Soma Supple Vitesse
EXs are awesome tires. I've ridden the 48s which Patrick has, I still ride
the 700x x 38 and 42mmI'm pretty sensitive to suppleness and speed in
tires, the Supple Vitesse's are *very nearly* the equal of the RH Barlo
There’s never enough tire nerding.
I’m going to check out the Spec Pathfinder Pro that people are so fond of.
I ended up retaping my wheels since I had a very slow leak with the
Snoqualmie Pass rear. It seemed to hold for a few hours and then dipped to
the 20s like usual. It’s not the worst thing
Thanks for all the thoughts. I'm definitely curious how things would be
different tubeless, but am on Dyads, so not happening soon--unless someone
has a tubeless wheelset they want to trade for Dyads . . .
The update here is that I did get the Terra Speeds in 40mm. FWIW, a better
comparison wou
I've been riding Snoqualnie Pass standard casings tubeless on my Homer with
nary a flat until recently, and after the 3rd flat this summer I have
retired them. They had a good life but now seem too worn to keep going
reliably. The rear eventually stretches a couple mm's in width over time
whic
No flats!
I had two on one ride earlier in the week--that was the prompt for this
thread. To be fair, my rear tire has lots of holes and cuts and has been
through plenty, so I"m not shocked.
FWIW, my favorite mud/dirt setup has been Hurricane Ridge front, Snoqualmie
Pass rear--the only issue f
On Fri, Aug 18, 2023 at 9:43 AM Josh (BertoBerg)
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> That's exactly where I got my Terra Speeds! $98/shipped. Obviously, RH is
> a MUCH smaller company than Continental so I understand why their prices
> are higher and why you can't find their products deeply discounted.
>
> That's not what'
Haha...the unicorn tears is what really seals them up!
I've typically used the Panaracer sealant but I'm going to Silca's sealant
next time. I've had a lot of luck with it.
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Out of curiosity, what sealant are you using?
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They set up just fine but the rear will lose 10 psi over a few hours.
Going to retape and see what happens.
On Fri, Aug 18, 2023 at 9:43 AM Josh (BertoBerg)
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> Piaw-
>
> That's exactly where I got my Terra Speeds! $98/shipped. Obviously, RH is
> a MUCH smaller company than Continental so
Piaw-
That's exactly where I got my Terra Speeds! $98/shipped. Obviously, RH is a
MUCH smaller company than Continental so I understand why their prices are
higher and why you can't find their products deeply discounted.
Ted Wood-
I've only punctured an RH while road riding, commuting, etc. I'
18, 2023 9:55 AM
To: RBW Owners Bunch
Subject: [RBW] Re: Alternatives to Snoqualmie Pass?
Ted (and All)-
I don't think I've ever gotten more than 1500 miles out of a set of
Extralights. By the that time the rear tire is usually slick and both tires
have several tread slashes in them.
My experience with RH tires (tubeless) is that their dual-purpose tires are
more durable than their all-road tires. I have always used the endurance
casing versions and found that I constantly get punctures on their
all-roads (most recently with the Naches Pass). On the other hand, their
dual-purpo
On Fri, Aug 18, 2023 at 7:40 AM Ted Durant wrote:
>
> I have had nothing but VERY positive experiences with Rene Herse tires and
> I don't think their prices are out of line with other options.
>
I think that's only true if you pay retail for your tires. I don't. It's
very common to find Contin
Ted (and All)-
I don't think I've ever gotten more than 1500 miles out of a set of
Extralights. By the that time the rear tire is usually slick and both tires
have several tread slashes in them.
I've had a lot of luck with the Barlow Passes (running tubeless) in
standard casing however.
-Jos
On Friday, August 18, 2023 at 9:40:45 AM UTC-5 Ted Durant wrote:
I have had nothing but VERY positive experiences with Rene Herse tires
I should add that most of my experience is with tubes, but I have done
tubeless with some RH EL and std casing tires, and I've gone back to using
tubes. I fou
On Thursday, August 17, 2023 at 8:42:48 PM UTC-5 Adam wrote:
Asking the timeless question: which tires should I buy for the Hillborne?
I have had nothing but VERY positive experiences with Rene Herse tires and
I don't think their prices are out of line with other options. I've been
getting tho
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