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Re: New Crr roller data [rruff] [ In reply to ]
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rruff wrote:
I wouldn't call it dumbed down. It has a lower TPI casing, and a double PolyX breaker rather than Vectran. Still has Black Chili tread though, so it is probably a durable tire that isn't too slow.

The only tires I'd be inspired to buy and test would be promising race tires... or maybe everyday tires with a potential of being fast and cheap. If I want something a bit slower but cheaper and smooth riding, the Rubino Pros are hard to beat. PBK had those for $22 recently.

I've been racing crits on a set of GPs for half a season and have really been impressed by them. But all prices being equal you would go for the Rubino?
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Re: New Crr roller data [cabdoctor] [ In reply to ]
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Friends don't let friends race with Rubinos. GP 4000s are the best clincher tires I've found for bike racing (not triathlons or tt's). Fairly durable and grip well. Also had good luck with Pro 3's if I only used them for racing and nothing else. The Pro 3's were always really good in wet weather.
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Re: New Crr roller data [cabdoctor] [ In reply to ]
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Nah... I'd get the GP if the price was the same. Haven't seen the GPs very cheap though.
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Re: New Crr roller data [rruff] [ In reply to ]
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rruff wrote:
Nah... I'd get the GP if the price was the same. Haven't seen the GPs very cheap though.

Pretty good deal going over at Probikekit right now on the GP4000s: http://www.probikekit.com/...ncher-road-tyre.html

-Dave
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Re: New Crr roller data [rruff] [ In reply to ]
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I have seen the non-4000 for under thirty.
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Re: New Crr roller data [rruff] [ In reply to ]
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Has anyone seen Crr data for the Veloflex Extreme tubular?

I am trying to decide which tires to put on a new set of TT wheels; HED Stinger disc and HED Stinger 9 front. Typically I would go with the Veloflex Carbon (23mm), but I wondering if besides a slight reduction in weight if the Extreme (22mm) would also offer a Crr benefit.
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Re: New Crr roller data [GONE4ARIDE] [ In reply to ]
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please refer to AFM Rev 9 for tubular data.

generally, properly glued is faster. heavier means nothing.

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Re: New Crr roller data [ericM35-39] [ In reply to ]
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Thanks. I wasn't implying that the lighter Extreme would have a different Crr based on its weight. Compared to the Carbon, it has a higher thread count, a different tread pattern and it's a 22 vs. 23. These are the attributes that make me question how it's Crr compares.


ericM35-39 wrote:
please refer to AFM Rev 9 for tubular data.

generally, properly glued is faster. heavier means nothing.
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Re: New Crr roller data [GONE4ARIDE] [ In reply to ]
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no need to question... AFM probably has the data.

GONE4ARIDE wrote:
Thanks. I wasn't implying that the lighter Extreme would have a different Crr based on its weight. Compared to the Carbon, it has a higher thread count, a different tread pattern and it's a 22 vs. 23. These are the attributes that make me question how it's Crr compares.


ericM35-39 wrote:
please refer to AFM Rev 9 for tubular data.

generally, properly glued is faster. heavier means nothing.

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Re: New Crr roller data [ericM35-39] [ In reply to ]
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Could someone please point me in the direction of AFM rev 9? Thank you.
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Re: New Crr roller data [GONE4ARIDE] [ In reply to ]
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try this




GONE4ARIDE wrote:
Could someone please point me in the direction of AFM rev 9? Thank you.

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Re: New Crr roller data [rruff] [ In reply to ]
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Thanks for this, it's incredibly useful!
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Re: New Crr roller data [rruff] [ In reply to ]
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So I ordered a pair of Vittoria Corsa SL's, and what I received are Open Corsa EVO Tech's (model #23-622). Anyone have any info on these...I don't even see them listed on the Vittoria site?

Thanks.

Scott
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Re: New Crr roller data [WiScott] [ In reply to ]
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I thought those were their "wet-grip" compound tires? And, if I'm remembering correctly, slower than the CX's, much less the SL's
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Re: New Crr roller data [3Aims] [ In reply to ]
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What jumps out to me is for a HIM or IM why someone would choose anything other than the Attack. It has almost the best Crr, the thickest thread, a puncture belt, and is also fairly aero.

I always race with the Corsa Evo tires and they cut like mad and have poor aero properties. Their Crr is almost a wash to the Attack, but they can flat much easier.

I rode supersonics. No concern of flats... Road debris gets out of my way when I'm blazing down the road.

:)

In all seriousness, I'm a conti fan. I rode supersonics, Gp 4000, and attack/ force. They are all great. Supersonics seemed noticeably faster. They "feel" fast on acceleration. Maybe a placebo, but anything that gives a mental advantage- I will take it!
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Re: New Crr roller data [rruff] [ In reply to ]
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Just wondering if you plan to test the Michelin Pro4 Comp?

Is it a real new tire? If yes, could be interesting to compare...

Thanks to share with us all this interesting data!

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Re: New Crr roller data [quickguru] [ In reply to ]
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I just ordered some stuff from Wiggle, and it looks like they have the Pro4 Comp LTD in stock for $50... but I didn't order it. It's only size 23 which is a little big on my rims.
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Re: New Crr roller data [rruff] [ In reply to ]
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any updates to this?

Wondering about Conti Force 24mm

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Re: New Crr roller data [ericM40-44] [ In reply to ]
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Tested 2 of them... no surprises. A hair better than Attacks on average.

But they are fat so I'd run Attacks front and rear. Turn them backwards.
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Re: New Crr roller data [rruff] [ In reply to ]
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well, for bike racing yeah but I'm thinking about running the Force 24mm on my Super-9 disc. It hides a 25mm GP4000s pretty well

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Re: New Crr roller data [ericM40-44] [ In reply to ]
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Pretty sure the trailing edge isn't hidden...
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Re: New Crr roller data [rruff] [ In reply to ]
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Pretty sure the trailing edge isn't hidden...
agreed. I still like rolling the Supersonics though. I have had great success, although did just flat at Texas 1.5 miles in. I suspect I was lucky enough to pick up a safety pin coming out of transition. With that being said I tried to wear out a Supersonic all spring in Tucson, 2000 (1000 front + 1000 rear) ride miles no flats.


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Re: New Crr roller data [Thomas Gerlach] [ In reply to ]
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You got 1k miles out of a SS on the rear? Lots more than I ever have...
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Re: New Crr roller data [rruff] [ In reply to ]
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You got 1k miles out of a SS on the rear? Lots more than I ever have...

Yeah it was weird, I kept expecting them to be done in March but I kept using them and using them. It got to May and I was sure after 115 mile ride and 105 mile ride they were going to be done but nope. Lots of power, and lots of time going up hills. Very minimal breaking and smooth blacktop. I am personally very shocked about this set. All I can think of is that they wear out pretty quickly with hard braking and rougher surfaces. These weighed in the range of 170+ grams originally.


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Re: New Crr roller data [Thomas Gerlach] [ In reply to ]
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They might be putting more rubber on them then. Think the heaviest 23 I have is ~155g and the 20s are 140g or less.
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