HLaB
Marie Attoinette Fan
Has anybody used the new Conti GP4000Sii, what do you think of them?
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Conti GP4000ii
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TissoT
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Not the best rolling tyre , but they are very good tyre ... I would buy another pair once these run out...
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Marie Attoinette Fan
They've supposed to improved that in version ii and independent test say its the best rolling out there.
TissoT
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IMO ...Michelin pro 4s are the best rollers ... They have a soft side wall and tend to rip/puncher
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Guys I know in local club swear by the Michelin pro 4s , my m8 got two fitted and like you say the sidewalls both tore within a few runs so I stuck with the GP4000s .
TissoT
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I Had the same experience ... shame if the pro 4/3 had a thicker side wall instead looking at the Grams they weight
They would have a bl**dy good tyre
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fossyant
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Try Pro 4 Endurance.
I have Pro4's on the best bike and they are fab. Just don't try off roading at all on them.
I have Pro4's on the best bike and they are fab. Just don't try off roading at all on them.
youngoldbloke
The older I get, the faster I used to be ...
- or riding on any road that has been 'top dressed'. The P4s start cutting up as soon as your wheels start turning.
Hacienda71
Mancunian in self imposed exile in leafy Cheshire
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I have put Pro4 Endurance on and they are so far proving to be excellent. They don't cut up like the service course tyres, roll well and seem to be long lasting. Weight wise they aren't too heavy.
the_mikey
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That's most roads in South Gloucestershire.
youngoldbloke
The older I get, the faster I used to be ...
Indeed!
172traindriver
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...............and an increase in price!
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Marie Attoinette Fan
One review I read said similar but another said the vectran p'ture belt is there in both
Another say they (the new GP4000sII) are fast another and 'independent' tests say they are not. The majority of reviews suggest they roll better and are lighter but are a bit less grippy in the wet It is a little confusing, the old ones do have the vectran puncture protection.One review I read said similar but another said the vectran p'ture belt is there in both
It does appear to be just a facelift/tarting up of the original 4000s, making no difference to the average cyclist like myself.
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