Continental GP5000 32mm Tested as a Gravel Tire

Hi guys, worthy to chek Czech brand Tufo and their Speedero/Thundero or Swampero for muddy condition. Guys are having several thousands kilometers on them and still looks like lightly used. Some mentioned even 4k or even 5k kms if I remember well.

Given all I've read about Terra Speeds being fast and wearing fast, I'm going to try one as a front only.  In my usual mixed-surface riding my front tire lasts MUCH longer than my rear tire.
32mm is bit too narrow for the gravel riding I do, but I'd be happy to have a set of the 5000s on a road bike for the roads here. :-)

Angstrom wrote:... 32mm is bit too narrow for the gravel riding I do, but I'd be happy to have a set of the 5000s on a road bike for the roads here. :-)

FWIW I've used the 32 mm GP5000, 34 mm Corsa N.EXT, and 36 mm Strada Bianca Pro (all tube type).  The dimensions vary more than I expected: bead-to-bead measurements are 71 mm, 85 mm, and 100 mm.  On the roads here I like the N.EXT and SBP better than the GP5000.  The N.EXT has better grip on pavement and is easier to mount but the SPB is bigger and better off road.

Angstrom wrote:Given all I've read about Terra Speeds being fast and wearing fast, I'm going to try one as a front only.  In my usual mixed-surface riding my front tire lasts MUCH longer than my rear tire.
32mm is bit too narrow for the gravel riding I do, but I'd be happy to have a set of the 5000s on a road bike for the roads here. :-)

I switched to Terra Speed front and Terra Trail rear in June, and I like this combination.