Who’s still on 23mm?

[Milzy]

If so what brand?

 

[Jenkins]

Conti GP4000s on the front of a couple of bikes as that's all the forks will allow (25mm on the rears) and Vittoria Rubinos all round on another (which will just do 25s) as they were the cheapest at the time.

Edit - the bikes with the GP4000 will take 25mm of other makes, but I prefer the Contis.

 

[Ming the Merciless]

I have a turbo tyre at 23mm, no chance on the road.

 

[FishFright]

Conti GP4000's and Veloflex Corsa

 

[Milzy]

Conti GP4000s on the front of a couple of bikes as that's all the forks will allow (25mm on the rears) and Vittoria Rubinos all round on another (which will just do 25s) as they were the cheapest at the time.

Edit - the bikes with the GP4000 will take 25mm of other makes, but I prefer the Contis.

Only thing is 4000 are so old you have to source from eBay and they’re pricey. When I think back of tires I’ve taken to the tip with loads of life left. Regretting it now.

 

[Drago]

It think Accy's winklepickers are a 23mm toe.

 

[mickle]

Lol. No. 30mm, 33mm and 42mm on my tarmac bikes.

Banana Industries are the very best for obsolete tyre sizes.

 

[HLaB]

My commuter still runs a 23mm as that is all that will fit under a full guard. When I built the bike back in 2016 the bike shop misplaced my forks order so sent me the upgraded forks, but they could only take a 23mm tyre with guards on.

Just looked and its a Mitchelin Lithium 2

 

[ivegotabike]

conti 4 seasons and conti gator skin

 

[Milzy]

conti 4 seasons and conti gator skin

I tipped some Conti 4 seasons like new and found they’re selling at £55 each. Utter madness.

 

[Webbo2]

I use the 23 mm edges on my finger board for warming up.