Going to be riding in some nasty weather for a month or so and was wondering what type of tires would be recommended. Unfortunately my bike can only fit probably 700x25's at best. Are there any cyclocross tires in that narrow size? Any other recommendations? Conti 4 season? Some riding will be in slush, dry, light snow, wet etc... 🙂 Don't need studs or anything like that, just don't want to bust my [censored] rolling on slicks and thus would like some traction if possible. Thanks.
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sorry, no answer from me; I was chiming in to say I'll be watching this thread b/c I have the same question... my tires don't cut it in the bad weather.
Currently running Hutchinson Top Speed 700X23 on my roadbike and Continental SportContact 700X28 on my 'urban' ride.
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astroluc said:
sorry, no answer from me; I was chiming in to say I'll be watching this thread b/c I have the same question... my tires don't cut it in the bad weather.
Currently running Hutchinson Top Speed 700X23 on my roadbike and Continental SportContact 700X28 on my 'urban' ride.
Thanks for the bump. 🙂
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Meek One said:
Going to be riding in some nasty weather for a month or so and was wondering what type of tires would be recommended. Unfortunately my bike can only fit probably 700x25's at best. Are there any cyclocross tires in that narrow size? Any other recommendations? Conti 4 season? Some riding will be in slush, dry, light snow, wet etc... 🙂 Don't need studs or anything like that, just don't want to bust my [censored] rolling on slicks and thus would like some traction if possible. Thanks.
I think the normal clincher CX tires start at 700x30. I did have some tubular cyclocross tires which were 700x25 equivalent ... so, that probably doesn't help.
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I am told by cold weather friends that nothing but studs does anything for ice. If you are really going out in snow, perhaps you should consider them. Good luck.
chero
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Yek, if it was me in those weather conditions I know what tyres I'd be using....(wait for it)....bus tyres. As in the tyres on the bus that I would be riding in!!🙂
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conti GP 4 seasons. You will never get a tyre that lasts longer.
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