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Tires for the Genius

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  1. A bike bud of mine has a Cycle Genius . I told him that he would pick up a little more speed by
    upgrading his tires. Now!!! which tires should he get? Primo comets front and rear? Comp pool rear
    and ??front? Kendas front and rear?? Decisions decisions. What does the ARBR gang recommend.We are
    looking for Kevlar lined,90+ psi,lowest roll resistance bla bla blah. PS Maxxis Hooks were tried but
    not liked[To heavy and slow] Bill

  2. Bill B said:

    A bike bud of mine has a Cycle Genius . I told him that he would pick up a little more speed by
    upgrading his tires. Now!!! which tires should he get? Primo comets front and rear? Comp pool rear
    and ??front? Kendas front and rear?? Decisions decisions. What does the ARBR gang recommend.We are
    looking for Kevlar lined,90+ psi,lowest roll resistance bla bla blah. PS Maxxis Hooks were tried
    but not liked[To heavy and slow] Bill

    For a decent combination of traction, durability, ride comfort and low rolling resistance on a CGX I
    would consider a 53-305 Schwalbe City Jet on the front and a 47-406 Avocet Fasgrip Freestyle on the
    back. On an ALX I would use the Avocet's front and back.

    The 35-305 Primo Comet has low rolling resistance, but has relatively poor wet traction, puncture
    resistance, and tread life (at least on the front of a Sunset). (The same could be said about the
    gum-wall 37-406 Comet – I have not tried the newer black-wall Comet in 37-406 or 47-406 sizes).

    Tom Sherman – Close to 41½ N, 90½ W

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    Bill B said:

    A bike bud of mine has a Cycle Genius . I told him that he would pick up a little more speed by
    upgrading his tires. Now!!! which tires should he get? Primo comets front and rear? Comp pool
    rear and ??front? Kendas front and rear?? Decisions decisions. What does the ARBR gang
    recommend.We are looking for Kevlar lined,90+ psi,lowest roll resistance bla bla blah. PS Maxxis
    Hooks were tried but not liked[To heavy and slow] Bill

    For a decent combination of traction, durability, ride comfort and low rolling resistance on a CGX
    I would consider a 53-305 Schwalbe City Jet on the front and a 47-406 Avocet Fasgrip Freestyle on
    the back. On an ALX I would use the Avocet's front and back.

    The 35-305 Primo Comet has low rolling resistance, but has relatively poor wet traction, puncture
    resistance, and tread life (at least on the front of a Sunset). (The same could be said about the
    gum-wall 37-406 Comet – I have not tried the newer black-wall Comet in 37-406 or 47-406 sizes).

    Tom Sherman – Close to 41½ N, 90½ W

    I've ordered a new 50-406 Kevlar-belted Comet for the front of my Rocket (from Hostelshoppe). Also
    available in a non-belted version.

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