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Goodyear tires jumps into the cycling market
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https://cyclingtips.com/...dyear-bicycle-tires/

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Last edited by: BryanD: Apr 8, 18 22:09
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Re: Goodyear tires jumps into the cycling market [BryanD] [ In reply to ]
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Doesn't look like there's a single performance-oriented road offering in that huge chart of theirs. Closest thing is an all-season training road tyre.

Oh well, at least Pirelli seems to be doing well.

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Re: Goodyear tires jumps into the cycling market [BryanD] [ In reply to ]
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As the article notes, they're adopting tubeless in a big way. If they accelerate that transition I'll be happy.

They won't replace Conti's on any of my bikes though.

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Re: Goodyear tires jumps into the cycling market [BryanD] [ In reply to ]
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this is good Goodyear will offer 100 different types of tubeless tires.
I'll definitely try this for my bike.
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Re: Goodyear tires jumps into the cycling market [laangels001] [ In reply to ]
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All of their marketing is about puncture resistance not CRR - I wont be interested until they decide to play in that space.

Like Maxxis in MTB tires, great tires tread pattern wise but sucky when it comes to casing flex and low crr.
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Re: Goodyear tires jumps into the cycling market [endosch2] [ In reply to ]
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Hopefully they'll get there. Goodyear makes some great performance summer tire offerings for 4 wheeled vehicles. I am a fan of their tires for dedicated summer rubber (back when I still could drive a sports car without needing wife approval).
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Re: Goodyear tires jumps into the cycling market [loxx0050] [ In reply to ]
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loxx0050 wrote:
Hopefully they'll get there. Goodyear makes some great performance summer tire offerings for 4 wheeled vehicles. I am a fan of their tires for dedicated summer rubber (back when I still could drive a sports car without needing wife approval).

Its different when you have a motor driving the tire vs when you are the motor.
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