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twinkles
a Recreational RiderDate Reviewed: April 5, 2011
Strengths: cheap, light, durable, smooth riding, nice cornering, and puncture resistantWeaknesses: noneBottom Line: When I first got these tires, I was afraid they were going to ride rough, because the rubber feels quite hard. Well, I like the way these tires ride better than conti 4000S's. They also last alot longer than Michelin Pro 2's. I rarely flat, so most tires seem puncture resistant to me. I push them pretty hard in corners every day, and they feel very nice to me. They're pretty well a perfect tire for me.
Favorite Ride: climbing and descending
Similar Products Used: conti supersport, grandsport, 3000, 4000, 4000s michelin speedium 2 & pro 2 and others
Bike Setup: Old ti frame with modern components.
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Dargo200
a Road RacerDate Reviewed: July 1, 2010
Strengths: Don't tear like the old onesWeaknesses: Don't grip as well as the original LithionsBottom Line: The original lithion tyres had a real problem with tearing. Michelin have solved this problem by using a slightly harder compound but at the cost of grip. The tyre still performs reasonably well but not as grippy as the originals. I haven't used these in the wet yet so I can't comment on that. They have a slightly higher pressure rating than the old ones (115 psi instead of 100 psi) which is good for rolling resistance. All in all it's a reasonable training tyre.
Favorite Ride: Any
Purchased At: bike shop of castle
Similar Products Used: Michelin Lithion, Maxxis Hors Categorie
Bike Setup: 2011 Giant TCR Advanced
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