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If you really, really believe that they will hold better, roll faster and last longer, then yes. I have been using them for a time now and can honestly say I can't tell any difference. I have used both and both work well for me. Maybe someone more sensitive and in touch with the road may have a different experience. They are good tires in my opinion.
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I don't like them, coz they feel soft, squishy and a bit sluiggish/dead, but they have very good grip. The 'internet consensus' is that they cut and puncture easy, and the sidewalls are easily damaged. My anecdotal evidence is that they are a bit crap with punctures, but I've had no sidewall damage. I won't be buying any more in the near future. |
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