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Tires & Wet Pavement

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  1. Just wanted to get some suggestions for good tires that work well for both dry and wet pavement. I'm going to be putting on a bunch of miles this year and some of it may be in wet weather. Do any of you have a suggestion for a good tire that I know I can lean into a turn and feel somewhat confident that the bike isn't going to slide out from under me? Is there such a beast?

    Thanks in advance for your input.

  2. Scoffin said:

    Just wanted to get some suggestions for good tires that work well for both dry and wet pavement. I'm going to be putting on a bunch of miles this year and some of it may be in wet weather. Do any of you have a suggestion for a good tire that I know I can lean into a turn and feel somewhat confident that the bike isn't going to slide out from under me? Is there such a beast?

    Thanks in advance for your input.

    Take a look at the following articles:

    Article 1

    Article 2 - Click "Hydroplaning"

    Be safe!

  3. The Vittoria Open Pave CG is very good in wet and dry conditions.

    It has beautiful green tread, kevlar and is 24mm section but looks well inflated.

    Cheers

    bicyclerubber.com

    All the rubber your bikes need !

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