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Tom
a CommuterDate Reviewed: November 25, 2012
Strengths: Easy to get onto the rim, for a folding tyre.Weaknesses: Haven't found any yetBottom Line: These tyres have been on my rims for 18 months and have done around 3,500km. I've got the black/grey version. I ride a single speed bike to commute to work with a few hills. Have also entered a few chairty events with these tyres. I have not had a single puncture on my commutes. Grip seems fine and corners fine too. Ridden on glass, dirt roads & in the wet, jumped a few kerbs etc. Perhaps I was just lucky as most other reviews are negative. I'll keep using them till they die.
Price Paid:
$11.00
Purchased At: Ebay
Bike Setup: Single Speed 46/18
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Nick Harrison
a CommuterDate Reviewed: August 18, 2011
Strengths: Cheap
Folding
DurableWeaknesses: Plain looks
Heavy
Bottom Line: Bought these as a cheap, folding and durable tire - I have definitely had my money's worth! They held up well for over a year of commuting/training on some really harsh road surfaces and during some nasty weather. The only flats I got (4) were experienced during wet weather, bits of glass and 1 inch pieces of wire etc. I could not imagine any tire doing much better for the price but I had to hold my breath in the wet. Grip was OK but not remarkable, they got cut up pretty badly towards the end.
Favorite Ride: Western Mass
Price Paid:
$29.00
Purchased At: LBS
Similar Products Used: Vittoria Rubino Slick
Schwalbe Blizzard
Vittoria Rubino Zaffiro
Bontrager Select
Maxxis Detonator
Bike Setup: Cannondale CAAD 5
105/Ultegra, Easton Vista wheels
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Ben White
a CommuterDate Reviewed: February 21, 2011
Strengths: Cheap as chips - £6 each!Weaknesses: Very weak tyre that is prone to punctures.Bottom Line: 5 punctures within 600 miles - says it all really. Terrible tyres. Cheap tyres are a false economy (you've got to make this mistake once to appreciate why good tyres cost a lot). The grip is lacking in anything but dry conditions and they don't inspire any confidence. Handling is 'wooley' at best.
Favorite Ride: 60 - 70 miles training rides
Price Paid:
$6.00
Purchased At: CRC
Similar Products Used: Never used a tyre this cheap before.
Bike Setup: Tricross Sport 2010
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mayersj
a Recreational RiderDate Reviewed: July 15, 2009
Strengths: The price mostly. Cheap. A lot of value in this one. Very smooth rolling.Weaknesses: Not light enough to be a race day tire.Bottom Line: I've ridden lots of different road bike tires over the past several decades and keep coming back to the Speedium. No, it not a race day tire. As far as bang for you buck goes it's realativly speedy, puncture resistant and durable. I just can't seem to beat it for recretional/trainging rides.
Favorite Ride: The Fireweed
Price Paid:
$17.00
Purchased At: LBS
Similar Products Used: Vittoria, other Michelin's ad nauseaum.
Bike Setup: I have a stable of bikes. From Giant, Surly to Seven. Mostly with Dura Ace components.
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dewdane13
a Recreational RiderDate Reviewed: April 30, 2009
Strengths: Flat resistant, great wearWeaknesses: Not exciting in turns and slippery when wetBottom Line: Bought these to replace Hutchinson Fusion 2 tires, which wore out way too fast. The Speediums were great training tires.
Favorite Ride: Oak Glen
Price Paid:
$29.00
Purchased At: Don's Bikes
Similar Products Used: Just bought Michelin Pro Race 3 on friend's suggestion. Too soon to tell.
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