Looking for a fast rolling 25mm road bike tyre

[MrGrumpy]

Well just saw the rear of my currently fitted Durano S 25mm folder and its defo on the way out with the tyre threads showing and squared off. Been a good tyre with a hassle free 2.5k miles on it however they appear to be like rocking horse doodoo`s . My usual online suppliers only have the 23mm and I`m not keen now to go back down to 23s as I think 25s are the way forward for me and they fit my carbon steed no probs. So....... can anyone point me to the directon of said tyre or my next option was tried and tested Mich pro4s in a 25mm as they too appear to be rare as!

 

[jagman.2003]

Conti 4 seasons roll pretty well and are reasonably puncture resistant.

4 seasons get my vote. Good grip & pretty fast rolling.

 

[ianrauk]

Durano Plus if you want decent puncture protection

 

[bpsmith]

Conti GP4000S for me.

 

[Peteaud]

Conti GP4000S for me.

Me too.

 

[jowwy]

Me too

 

[vickster]

I run Mich Pro 4 endurance, they are probably available but not cheap

 

[cityfan247]

i like my 25m conti gp4000s. Run them all summer -good puncture protection.

will swap over to 25mm conti 4 seasons for the winter,

 

[Fab Foodie]

I've just gone for Vittoria Open Pave CG in 27mm and they are also available in 24mm. If they're good enough for Paris Roubaix.....
Unfortunately I've no used them yet.

 

[StuAff]

Durano Plus if you want decent puncture protection

Brilliant tyres. Did 5k (rear) and 7k (front) on the Viner's first set without visitations, despite taking the top layer of rubber clean off the rear....the second set and the pair on the Condor going equally well so far.
And if further endorsement were needed, Jens Voigt had them on his Madone on Saturday.....

Have a set of Schwalbe Ones to try when one set or other of the Duranos wears out....supposed to be very fast and fairly puncture resistant, but (compared to the D+) made of cheese.

 

[Globalti]

Ribble have a pair of Veloflex Corsas for £52 at the moment; after using these I will never go back to any other tyre - they are super-comfortable and make the bike feel super-secure on the road.

 

[Cyclist33]

I run Mich Pro 4 endurance, they are probably available but not cheap

Should be about the same price as a pair of Durano S though. I've had both.

Durano S faster.

 

[2pies]

Was going to ask exactly the same question. 4 Seasons sounds like the best bet. Assume they are fairly durable as well? Is £34 on Wiggle a good price for them?

 

[citybabe]

Conti GP4000S for me.

Also for me too

 

[bpsmith]

So what do the likes of the 4 seasons offer over the GP4000S for Winter?