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My IBS (Internet Bike Shop) has a special on Continental Sport 1000 700x23 allrounder road tyres. Any feedback on these? As I'm not a fan of retail prices for tyres and want to opportunist buy tyres to stock them up for a rainy day. ![]() Also found a few reviews... ![]() Last edited by fauxpas; 08-25.-2006 at 07:08 PM. |
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Continental anything with duraskin will be great. I run conti GP4seasons and they last forever. 7000+ kms of life. Get tyres from probikekit, pay the $19aud postage and have them delivered to your door in about 5 working days. They are cheap too. |
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I second the GP 4 Seasons, they are a great tyre. Cheap from Probikekit too ($40 or so). Can also get the GP4000s from them at a similar price, I think. If you're after a good tyre that's unbelievably cheap, check out their Vittoria Rubino Pros. All sorts of colours, 23 or 25mm, very light, decent wear and durability, all for about $20 or so each.
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