Soma Cazaderos can handle light to medium-ish trails and are surprisingly
great on pavement, and I've mostly had good luck with ultradynamico slicks.
My experience with RH has been mixed -- love how they roll, but not
reliable (again, this is just my experience). If I were to get them again,
I'
Grand Bois Cypres or Hetre. I also run 38mm GK Slicks. The GKs feel a
little more stout but in my experience the Grand Bois tires have a nicer
road feel.
Best,
Rich in ATL
On Wednesday, January 22, 2025 at 6:32:36 PM UTC-5 nicker...@gmail.com
wrote:
> I commuted 30 miles a day for a few years
I commuted 30 miles a day for a few years in Maine, I rode lots of tires,
but the ones I got flats on where the light casing slick Gravel Kings, and
Rene Herse light casing. The standard casing Rene Herse held up well, but
cut easily, enough so that the tire lasted 1/4 the miles of the Pari-Moto
I have a NIB pair of 650x38 Loup Loup Pass Standard Casing tires that I
would sell for $120 shipped CONUS if you're interested. I upsized to
650Bx42 (BSP) and they're sitting on the shelf.
38s are better than 32s, but 42s are better still!
David in Philadelphia
On Tuesday, January 21, 2025 at
+1 for Baby Shoe Pass
On Tuesday, January 21, 2025 at 1:34:41 PM UTC-7 Austin L wrote:
> I got a lot of miles out of the Loup-Loup pass tires, but the Pari-Motos
> are bargain compared to Rene Herse, even if I don't get the same mileage.
> Plus you can get them in black sidewall without paying
I got a lot of miles out of the Loup-Loup pass tires, but the Pari-Motos
are bargain compared to Rene Herse, even if I don't get the same mileage.
Plus you can get them in black sidewall without paying more.
Austin
On Tuesday, January 21, 2025 at 10:34:55 AM UTC-8 Piaw Na wrote:
> Agreed on th
Agreed on the Pari Motos. I swapped out my kid's bike from the WTB Nano to
these and the kids went from hating the bike to loving it and going fast. I
run RH Stampede Passes on my wife's bike and on the tandem, but if the Pari
Motos were available for 700c wheels there's no chance I'd pay the ex
On Sunday, January 19, 2025 at 8:48:24 PM UTC-6 Matthew Danning wrote:
I'm looking for advice on 650B tires for a Bleriot that's used exclusively
on-road. I'd like a tire that's fast but not too fragile. I've ridden
this bike for years with nifty swifties, but my supply is now out.
Many yea
Panaracers (gravelking) are good and relatively cheap. I have 650x38 on a
bike and am happy with them. Though Panaracer calls them 1.5".
Will
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Rene Herse - The 38mm Loup Loup Pass just might be what you're looking for.
I've run the standard casing which I thought was superb.
https://www.renehersecycles.com/product-category/components/tires/650b/?srsltid=AfmBOorswI1PuVhLlqJlY1TsIiyWARWXGF1yjIQ9SYTGR6zCouuafTxT
Steve in AVL
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