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9 minutes ago, buckstopper said:

What's with all the psi stuff. Is that like a prostate health indicator?

FWIW I run 1.4b (20psi) in my Rambler 50s. Wouldn't go any harder. Terrain here often dry, stony with sticky-out rocks, Fortuner ruts and cow shyte. Maybe not the 'fastest' gravel tyres but you know, they don't break in my proper heavy duty rims. Got a pair of G one 45s and am vassilating between running the 45s or 50s for RvS - 70k tar 100k gravel. Thoughts anyone?

 

I mostly think and record in bar .... but the psi measurements on the gauge is just so much easier to read :whistling:

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3 minutes ago, ChrisF said:

 

I mostly think and record in bar .... but the psi measurements on the gauge is just so much easier to read :whistling:

True that

Posted
9 hours ago, Danger Dassie said:

Busy testing up a set of Challenge tyres, underrated and very low-key brand. Pleasantly surprised thus far. 

Have heard they are a bear to fit. 

Posted
14 hours ago, michaelbiker said:

Have heard they are a bear to fit. 

No issues thus far, but could be a different story on different rims. Swopping our soon, so will have a better idea.

 

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Gravel is officially an american sport… tyres manufacturers wait for sea otter to release new tyres, there’s a new conti and 4 new maxxis on the market, on top of the nex spez released recently. BicycleRR will have some work to do !

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15 hours ago, Jbr said:

Gravel is officially an american sport… tyres manufacturers wait for sea otter to release new tyres, there’s a new conti and 4 new maxxis on the market, on top of the nex spez released recently. BicycleRR will have some work to do !

I love how the technology in tires is evolving. 2 years ago "rolling resistance" was a term not used by many. We are spoilt for choice. 

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Some further feedback on the new pathfinders... I dropped the pressures to 24 psi and I really like how confidence inspiring they are on most surfaces. I have done almost 300km on mostly tar, singletrack and cobbles, and there is almost 0 indication of any wear. Even on the rear wheel the "new" little rubber spikes look brand new.

 

Will give more feedback on how they handle the cobbles of Roubaix tomorrow.

Edited by W@nted

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