Any recommendations for gravel tyres? Low rolling resistance but enough puncture resistance in dry conditions only. G-one R/Pathfinder Pro/Terra Speed?
by Repulsive_Ability_46
Any recommendations for gravel tyres? Low rolling resistance but enough puncture resistance in dry conditions only. G-one R/Pathfinder Pro/Terra Speed?
by Repulsive_Ability_46
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Schwalbe G-One RS 🤙🏼
Panaracer Gravel Kings
Schwalbe G-one
TerraSpeeds are fast, but don’t expect to get a lot of life out of them. I wore a rear out in under 800km
What wheels are those?
Schwalbe tyre are not worth their money. They melt like sh*t… Ive been super happy with maxxis Ramblers so far!
Tufo Gravelo and S-Works Pathfinders seem like the best options.
Patfinder pros, I went from 38c torreno dry, to 42c PPs and they’re faster! They have a bead in the middle that’s perfect for going on the pavement. Super happy with these tyres so far
I got voted down last time I suggested this, but: rolling resistance .com is really good for this kind of thing. Rolling resistance, grip, puncture proofness, they collate the stats. Its addictive reading if you’re a tire nerd.
Cinturato Gravel H. I run the M for extra off road grip, and they have been awesome. Heard the H version are better for lower rolling resistance