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shiggy wrote: I have a pair, standard casing. Yes, they corner well on pavement. Easy to forget you are riding a knobby tire. No squirm. No weird feeling as you lean over. No drama. Only when I go back to my GK slicks…
overconfident wrote: I bought a 48mm GK slick, precisely as it was much heavier than the 42mm so I figured it'd have a thicker more durable tread. When I weighted it it was about 420g, i.e. 100g under the stated weight!…
7rider wrote: I've been riding the Terrene Elwood 650bx47 Tough (525 grams) for over a year on my Raleigh Roker Comp, but with the Mount Tam Century on August 3rd, I wanted to try something a bit lighter and thinner…
Would be nice to have a comparison with the 38.
Thanks, Owly. I'll consider them, too.
Anyone has experience with both 48 and 42 GK 650? Despite the bigger volume, the 48 is a lot heavier (520 vs. 350), what may be due to a thicker casing. I´m wondering which one is more supple.
Anyone can tell the 35 and 38 non-SK heigth?
Hi, I found the Elwood at a discount and free shipping at bike-gears.com. Anyone had experience with that store?
I think 700x44 ~ 27.5x2.50
I have lumbar, neck and hand issues...I'm riding flat bar with bar-ends inside the grips (bar-mids?) with some success...This allows to change hand positions and brake with the little finger s when on the bar-mids, too.…