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Panaracer Pasela TourGuard

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  1. Has anyone any experience with the Panaracer Pasela TourGuard? Apart from
    some gripes about them going out of round a few years back they seem to get
    generally favourable reviews (which makes a nice change compared to half the
    tyres I've been looking at). Not many shops in my area seem to handle
    Panaracer, I'm going to have to ring the distributor tomorrow to get a
    price.

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  2. On Mon, 8 Mar 2004 20:49:46 +1100, "DRS" <[email hidden]>

    wrote in message : said:

    Has anyone any experience with the Panaracer Pasela TourGuard?

    We use them on our family triplet No visits from the p*nct*r* fairy
    yet in 1,200 miles, and not noticeably worn. Some minor sidewall
    cracks but nothing alarming. On the whole, a satisfactory tyre.

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  3. "DRS" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Has anyone any experience with the Panaracer Pasela TourGuard? Apart from
    some gripes about them going out of round a few years back they seem to get
    generally favourable reviews (which makes a nice change compared to half the
    tyres I've been looking at). Not many shops in my area seem to handle
    Panaracer, I'm going to have to ring the distributor tomorrow to get a
    price.

    I've got a pair of 700X35 TourGards on my Lemond Poprad and like them
    a lot. They wear very well, are flat-resistant, and ride comfortably
    with 70/75 psi fr/rr. They wouldn't be my first choice for doing a lot
    of hard cornering, but for recreational riding and touring, they're a
    good choice.
    Smokey

  4. DRS said:

    Has anyone any experience with the Panaracer Pasela TourGuard? Apart from
    some gripes about them going out of round a few years back they seem to
    get generally favourable reviews (which makes a nice change compared to
    half the tyres I've been looking at). Not many shops in my area seem to
    handle Panaracer, I'm going to have to ring the distributor tomorrow to
    get a price.

    I bought a pair of them and used them for a couple thousand km over 2-3
    years. Fast enough tires, only one flat that I remember.
    They never really wore out, but finally became very dry and cracked.
    I replaced one before leaving for a 2-week loaded trip, and kept the
    second one that looked less cracked. Bad mistake: On the first afternoon,
    with 75 psi and heavy load, it started bulging and that was it.

    Jacques

  5. DRS <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Feh. I just had a chat to the local Panaracer distributor and not only do
    they have no Pasela Tourguards in stock they haven't had for the past two
    years. I'm stunned that virtually nobody in this neck of the woods is even
    aware of what has to be a top three pick in its bracket. So now I have to
    wonder if it's worth shipping a set of folding ones in from the States
    myself or change tack completely.

    --

    "I'm proud that I live in a country where witnessing two hours of bloody,
    barbarous torture in gloating detail is considered indicia of religious
    piety, whereas a mere second gazing upon a woman's breast is cause for
    outraged apoplexy."
    Betty Bowers, http://www.bettybowers.com/melgibsonpassion.html

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