tire recommendation

Theodore Heise said:

Hi all,

I've used low to mid-level Continental clinchers (e.g., Ultra
3000) on my road bike for year, but don't see much from them
that's reasonably priced now except for perhaps the UltraSport for
~$15-20. I'm a recreational rider, and would like some tire
recommendations--either Continental or other.

There are many great tires, so at random, I'll recommend IRC Road
Winner II Duro 700x28 tires at Nashbar for $13. Super ride, flat
resistant, what more ya want?

http://tinyurl.com/3342ex

On Thu, 19 Jul 2007 10:43:07 -0700,

landotter said:

Theodore Heise said:

I've used low to mid-level Continental clinchers (e.g., Ultra
3000) on my road bike for year, but don't see much from them
that's reasonably priced now except for perhaps the UltraSport
for ~$15-20. I'm a recreational rider, and would like some
tire recommendations--either Continental or other.

There are many great tires, so at random, I'll recommend IRC
Road Winner II Duro 700x28 tires at Nashbar for $13. Super ride,
flat resistant, what more ya want?

http://tinyurl.com/3342ex

Thanks, I'll take a look.

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Theodore (Ted) Heise <[email hidden]> Bloomington, IN, USA

Theodore Heise said:

Hi all,

I've used low to mid-level Continental clinchers (e.g., Ultra
3000) on my road bike for year, but don't see much from them
that's reasonably priced now except for perhaps the UltraSport for
~$15-20. I'm a recreational rider, and would like some tire
recommendations--either Continental or other.

Thanks!

--
Theodore (Ted) Heise <[email hidden]> Bloomington, IN, USA

I recommend the six dollar cheng shin super hp at chucksbikes.com.

dkl

Theodore Heise said:

Hi all,

I've used low to mid-level Continental clinchers (e.g., Ultra
3000) on my road bike for year, but don't see much from them
that's reasonably priced now except for perhaps the UltraSport for
~$15-20. I'm a recreational rider, and would like some tire
recommendations--either Continental or other.

Thanks!

--
Theodore (Ted) Heise <[email hidden]> Bloomington, IN, USA

Hard to buy a 'bad' tire at a local bike shop. Many good tires out
there, both wire and folding. Ritchey, Conti, Vittoria, IRC, Kenda,
etc.....

landotter said:

There are many great tires, so at random, I'll recommend IRC Road
Winner II Duro 700x28 tires at Nashbar for $13. Super ride, flat
resistant, what more ya want?

http://tinyurl.com/3342ex

One of my favorites, but now made in Korea and more like $20 at
Nashbar.

They measure 25 mm on my rims.

Art Harris

On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 09:56:33 -0700,

Art Harris said:

landotter said:

There are many great tires, so at random, I'll recommend IRC Road
Winner II Duro 700x28 tires at Nashbar for $13. Super ride, flat
resistant, what more ya want?

http://tinyurl.com/3342ex

One of my favorites, but now made in Korea and more like $20 at
Nashbar.

They measure 25 mm on my rims.

Thanks for the suggestions.

--
Theodore (Ted) Heise <[email hidden]> Bloomington, IN, USA