Conti GP5000 TL
or
Schwalbe Pro One TL

*for me* both have been very durable. The GP tends to ride "hard" and the pro one is _very_ supple tho 2w per pair slower than the conti. If rain is in the forecast go with the GP5k

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done it 6x and signed up again(but not going), always done it on Conti 4000 s II or whatever was lastest version along with latex tubes
never flatted (too early for goatherds)
- are you planning on going tubeless ? can't help

Run the tubeless 5000s. They are a great all-around tire. I got a pair in the late-winter/early spring and I still haven't worn them out and I would say the flat resistance is a bit better than a 4000. Sealant in a tubeless tire is a about as good as it gets for avoiding flats.

Thanks. Always great to get confirmation. Anxiety runs high heading into A race.

Last year raced it on turbo ctton tubulars. They were fine. This year I'll be on gp5000 tl. Riding roval cl50 on my tarmac sl6, so similar setup.


Are you racing it or riding it. Either way, the roads are good, pick a fast tire and aero bike/wheel if you have the option.

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Another vote for Conti GP5000 TL. They are fast rolling and grippy.

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