As I mentioned in response to Steve's similar suspicion, no, the ones
I used were the new design and they still squirmed.

On Sep 14, 7:22 pm, Tim McNamara <tim...@bitstream.net> wrote:
> On Sep 14, 2009, at 2:04 PM, Aaron Thomas wrote:
>
> > I responded to your survey, but one thing you didn't ask about was
> > CORNERING.
>
> > In my experience the Roll-y Pol-y wins hands down. When I'd lean into
> > a turn on the 28 mm Pasela, I'd feel a disconcerting squirm -- so
> > disconcerting in fact that I retired those tires after just a few
> > rides. You may want to take that into consideration.
>
> Wow, that has not been my experience at all with Paselas in 700 x 25  
> and 700 x 28; in 559 x 32 I think they are marvelous in corners.  I  
> wonder if differences in weight, bike geometry, etc. might highlight  
> or reduce certain handling characteristics.
>
> I find the Paselas roll much better than the Rolly Polys I had, but  
> that was back from the first production run of the RPs and maybe  
> there have been some changes made since then.  IIRC my RPs had  
> folding beads and were a bit lighter than the Paselas- it's been a  
> long time since I used the RPs!
>
> Now that I think about it, Panaracer made changes in the tread design  
> a couple of years ago.  Did you use the new ones or the old ones?  I  
> have only ridden the new ones.
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