Swalbe Lugano or Michelin dynamic sport?

[VamP]

And indeed I didn't jackass

My exact words were I can't comment on durability/rate of wear. I then went on to mention there was no shredding as a previous post mentioned in a matter of weeks his were shredded. :confused::confused:

Did you just call me a jackass? Turrets?

You said there's nothing wrong with those tyres because you have had no punctures in 700 miles. Or if that's not what you meant, then I wonder why bring it up at all?

 

[Lpoolck]

Did you just call me a jackass? Turrets?

You said there's nothing wrong with those tyres because you have had no punctures in 700 miles. Or if that's not what you meant, then I wonder why bring it up at all?

You do realise being resistant to punctures and the durability (lastingness) of a tyre or two different things yeah? :confused:

Oh no your right. That's why the tyre manufactures advertise their tyres as durability protection and not puncture protection.

By the way that is sarcasm. I thought I would type this as when I called you a jackass you had to ask if I did. Even though it was in black and white. So you do not have a chance at understanding the tone of subliminal text.

 

[DCLane]

My Raleigh Airlite came with a set of Lugano's and I ran all winter with them. They've had a couple of punctures only and the front's fine. The rear could still be used but I've changed it for another Lugano this month.

 

[VamP]

You do realise being resistant to punctures and the durability (lastingness) of a tyre or two different things yeah? :confused:

Oh no your right. That's why the tyre manufactures advertise their tyres as durability protection and not puncture protection.

By the way that is sarcasm. I thought I would type this as when I called you a jackass you had to ask if I did. Even though it was in black and white. So you do not have a chance at understanding the tone of subliminal text.

**** moron alert ***

 

[Rob3rt]

**** moron alert ***

Sound the alarms!!!!!!!!

 

[jugglingphil]

Had some Lugano's which came with CAAD9. Had no problems until recently (approx 1500 miles), where the rear tyre has a few holes in and I kept getting punctures (none previously). Front doesn't look too bad considering, however I changed them both for Conti 4season.

 

[400bhp]

Had some Lugano's which came with CAAD9. Had no problems until recently (approx 1500 miles), where the rear tyre has a few holes in and I kept getting punctures (none previously). Front doesn't look too bad considering, however I changed them both for Conti 4season.

Same bike and broadly the same experience, although IIRC I had done about 4k miles on them before they started to become puncture prone.

I think there's a bundle of different "Lugano" types. The cheap ones are about a tenner and this is what I had.

I bought some again recently (essentially cost me a tenner for 2 tyres) as they are good enough at that price.

 

[Rob3rt]

Same (supplied on the same bike, CAAD9), other than a puncture on my way home after buying the bike (bad luck) they didn't puncture again in thousands of miles and offered superior performance to more expensive tyres. I use the worn Lugano's on my turbo, 4 months of use (about 6-8 hours a week) on the current one and it is still good for more!

 

[PpPete]

I'd avoid Michelin Dynamics.
How they manage to put that piece of sh1t out under the same brand as the excellent Krylion and Pro3 / Pro4 range is beyond comprehension.

 

[e-rider]

Which tyre would be the better of the 2 I'm lookin for a tyre that's real puncture resistant

do you mean that you're looking for a very cheap puncture resistant tyre?

 

[Arjimlad]

I like Lugano tyres, my bike has a pair on now. I put the current set on before the winter, and I have been using them since before February 2012.

The rear is showing some wear after a few hundred miles but has plenty left in it.

I had one which developed splits after 6 months and it was replaced FOC no trouble. Service like that is good. Overall I don't find them especially puncture-prone as long as you check them for bits of glass from time to time. The glass can slowly work its way through if you don't keep an eye out.