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Ian July 1st 03 12:32 PM

Advice for touring tyre 26" wanted..
 
Torben Scheel must be edykated coz e writed:

I'm looking for a narrow (1.0 - 1.4), high pressure rear tire for my evita.
It has to be puncture resistant (had two visits from the p.. fairy
yesterday), and secondly have a low rolling resistance (slick preferred). I
will use it for everything from touring to race, but mostly for commuting.
Any ideas?

TIA
Torben


I tend to stick to Verdestein, good puncture resistance and sem to roll
well, the conti's on the trike puncture too easily.

Ian


Mikael Seierup July 1st 03 12:34 PM

Advice for touring tyre 26" wanted..
 

"Torben Scheel" skrev...
I'm looking for a narrow (1.0 - 1.4), high pressure rear tire for my evita.
It has to be puncture resistant (had two visits from the p.. fairy
yesterday), and secondly have a low rolling resistance (slick preferred). I
will use it for everything from touring to race, but mostly for commuting.
Any ideas?


559? I got an S-Licks somewhere that I took off my TE-clone.
Its a bit worn but not totally worn out so you can give it a test if you want.

It has nada grip in snow, slush or mud tho.

M.

Mikael Seierup July 1st 03 12:34 PM

Advice for touring tyre 26" wanted..
 

"Torben Scheel" skrev...
I'm looking for a narrow (1.0 - 1.4), high pressure rear tire for my evita.
It has to be puncture resistant (had two visits from the p.. fairy
yesterday), and secondly have a low rolling resistance (slick preferred). I
will use it for everything from touring to race, but mostly for commuting.
Any ideas?


559? I got an S-Licks somewhere that I took off my TE-clone.
Its a bit worn but not totally worn out so you can give it a test if you want.

It has nada grip in snow, slush or mud tho.

M.

Cletus Lee July 1st 03 12:53 PM

Advice for touring tyre 26" wanted..
 
In article , says...
I'm looking for a narrow (1.0 - 1.4), high pressure rear tire for my evita.
It has to be puncture resistant (had two visits from the p.. fairy
yesterday), and secondly have a low rolling resistance (slick preferred). I
will use it for everything from touring to race, but mostly for commuting.
Any ideas?

The best (fastest) general purpose 559 in that width is the Vred S-Lick as others have noted.

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Cletus D. Lee
Bacchetta Giros
Lightning Voyager
http://www.clee.org
- Bellaire, TX USA -

Cletus Lee July 1st 03 12:53 PM

Advice for touring tyre 26" wanted..
 
In article , says...
I'm looking for a narrow (1.0 - 1.4), high pressure rear tire for my evita.
It has to be puncture resistant (had two visits from the p.. fairy
yesterday), and secondly have a low rolling resistance (slick preferred). I
will use it for everything from touring to race, but mostly for commuting.
Any ideas?

The best (fastest) general purpose 559 in that width is the Vred S-Lick as others have noted.

--

Cletus D. Lee
Bacchetta Giros
Lightning Voyager
http://www.clee.org
- Bellaire, TX USA -

Ken Kobayashi July 1st 03 12:58 PM

Advice for touring tyre 26" wanted..
 
On Tue, 1 Jul 2003 13:30:53 +0100, "Torben Scheel"
wrote:

I'm looking for a narrow (1.0 - 1.4), high pressure rear tire for my evita.
It has to be puncture resistant (had two visits from the p.. fairy
yesterday), and secondly have a low rolling resistance (slick preferred). I
will use it for everything from touring to race, but mostly for commuting.
Any ideas?


I used the Panaracer T-serv on my Stealth and it seemed to work well.
It's marketed as a messenger tyre. It has kevlar belt and kevlar bead,
and the 26x1.25 version is 125 psi. It's spelled "T-serv" but if you
do a web search, also try "T-Serve" since most on-line catalogues
spell it that way.

Ken Kobayashi

http://solarwww.mtk.nao.ac.jp/kobayashi/personal/

Ken Kobayashi July 1st 03 12:58 PM

Advice for touring tyre 26" wanted..
 
On Tue, 1 Jul 2003 13:30:53 +0100, "Torben Scheel"
wrote:

I'm looking for a narrow (1.0 - 1.4), high pressure rear tire for my evita.
It has to be puncture resistant (had two visits from the p.. fairy
yesterday), and secondly have a low rolling resistance (slick preferred). I
will use it for everything from touring to race, but mostly for commuting.
Any ideas?


I used the Panaracer T-serv on my Stealth and it seemed to work well.
It's marketed as a messenger tyre. It has kevlar belt and kevlar bead,
and the 26x1.25 version is 125 psi. It's spelled "T-serv" but if you
do a web search, also try "T-Serve" since most on-line catalogues
spell it that way.

Ken Kobayashi

http://solarwww.mtk.nao.ac.jp/kobayashi/personal/

bentcruiser July 1st 03 01:10 PM

Advice for touring tyre 26" wanted..
 
Torben Scheel wrote:
I'm looking for a narrow (1.0 - 1.4), high pressure rear tire for my
evita.




I am really in awe of the Avocet Cross II. It is 1.5 width, has a kevlar
belt and low rolling resistance.

This model comes in widths from 1.25" to 1.9". Take a look:

http://www.avocet.com/tirepages/cross_2.html



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bentcruiser July 1st 03 01:10 PM

Advice for touring tyre 26" wanted..
 
Torben Scheel wrote:
I'm looking for a narrow (1.0 - 1.4), high pressure rear tire for my
evita.




I am really in awe of the Avocet Cross II. It is 1.5 width, has a kevlar
belt and low rolling resistance.

This model comes in widths from 1.25" to 1.9". Take a look:

http://www.avocet.com/tirepages/cross_2.html



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Derek
Burley Canto, modified

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Derek
Burley Canto, modified

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Derek
Burley Canto, modified

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Mikael Seierup July 1st 03 05:08 PM

Advice for touring tyre 26" wanted..
 

"Torben Scheel" skrev...
Amazing how fast the answers are rolling in.. I posted before i left work,
picked up a Specialized Fat Boy slick on the way home (yes I know, I should
have waited), and now I can see that I have to get a S-lick too. The shop
carried a Schwalbe Marathon Slick as well, any opinions on this and the Fat
Boy?


Jensen Cykler på Jagtvej 72-74 har nye S-Licks som foldedæk.
Mit indtryk af dem er dog efterhånden, at de gerne snyder dig på prisen,
hvis de kan slippe af sted med det.

mvh
Mikael



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