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Eric W
a Commuter
from Date Reviewed: October 5, 2011
Strengths: Corner like much more expensive slicks.
Very puncture resistant, but still have a nice ride.
Roll very well.Weaknesses: A little tight on most 700 rims.
A little Dove bar rubbed on the upper part of the bead solves this.Bottom Line: Love them. They are very puncture resistant.
Review of 700c X 28mm Seca Wire Bead.
I've only gotten a couple flats in over 1000 miles of riding.
They roll and corner like contis that cost much more. Not exactly like the contis, but very well. Much better than Conti City Rides.
I give them 5 stars as a commuter tire.
Favorite Ride: Boulder City
Price Paid:
$25.00
Purchased At: REI
Similar Products Used: Continental Contact Sports.
Continental City Rides.
Bontrager/Trek Invert.
Bike Setup: An all stock 09 Scott Sub-20
I love this bike.
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bacoes
a Commuter
from Date Reviewed: January 5, 2011
Strengths: Long wearing
Low rolling resistance
Weaknesses: The new ones are a bit garish with the big logosBottom Line: I've been using the cheapest, wire bead Seca tires on two of my bikes over the past few years without any problems. On my fixed gear, they've held up to light skidding with no adverse wear. On my road bike, there has been no punctures yet. Although I do check for imbedded debris on a regular basis. I used to swear by my Kenda Kalientes as a cheap, strong tire, but I've switched to these
Favorite Ride: around
Price Paid:
$15.00
Purchased At: Jenson, REI
Similar Products Used: Kenda Kaliente (2nd favorite)
Conti SuperSonic (very fast, very fragile)
Panaracer Pasela (hit or miss quality)
Bike Setup: Nashbar Tourer, 9spd friction
Custom 3spd fixie
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