Best price around for Conti's top of the range tyre!
Pair available for £49.85 here: http://www.shopto.net/cycling/continental/P0100937-grand-prix-4000-s-2-pair-of-700x23-black-black
Top comments
fishmaster to dsuk
18 Mar 168#5
I use mine for running over trolls. Definitely worth the money.
mcrobbj
18 Mar 163#10
No he puts a patch on himself as he is a tube.
All comments (26)
dsuk
18 Mar 16#1
£50 for bike tyres... Back in the real world, I use a patch.
My tyres are 20years old and still going strong...
fishmaster to dsuk
18 Mar 168#5
I use mine for running over trolls. Definitely worth the money.
souljacker to dsuk
18 Mar 162#7
You put a patch on your tyres?? :neutral_face:
RS_67 to dsuk
18 Mar 16#8
BS. Your bike must have been stuck in the garage for the last 20 yrs as well then.
afroylnt to dsuk
19 Mar 16#12
So the patch goes on you when you come off in the wet I assume. Doesn't sound very cost effective to me....
gibbo1039 to dsuk
19 Mar 162#15
In the real world this is how much you pay for quality cycling equipment. Why make a negative comment on a subject you clearly have little understanding of?
big k to dsuk
19 Mar 16#21
And in the actual real world where people use their bikes, our tyres would have worn through to the rim if we used the same tyres for 20 years. After a 1500 miles, my tyres are pretty worn through.....and that's about a years worth of cycling.
_taurus_ to dsuk
19 Mar 16#23
20 years? Lol please back on the earth...
MrPuddington
18 Mar 16#2
This is for a road bike - if you have one, you should be prepared to spend a bit more.
On a hybrid, tyres are a bit cheaper, but it still pays to go for quality.
mline1
18 Mar 161#3
These are cracking tyres, worth every penny. I personally prefer the 25s to give a bit more cushion but at this price you can't go wrong.
beardyweirdy
18 Mar 16#4
Thanks OP. Gone for a pair of 20mm at the same price. I know wider is more fashionable nowadays (and I run 25mm on my road bikes), but I still like skinny and high PSI for TTs. They may not be any faster, but I feel faster!
Schwarzenegger
18 Mar 16#6
Is anyone else surprised by who the seller is?
rodman to Schwarzenegger
18 Mar 16#11
no1knows
dsuk
18 Mar 161#9
No, the shed. I'm not one of these aggressive cyclists that burns up tyres at the traffic lights. When I bought my Pugh racing classic, you were probably just a glint in the milkmans eye.
mcrobbj
18 Mar 163#10
No he puts a patch on himself as he is a tube.
RS_67
19 Mar 16#13
Hardly. I remember Choppers. Point is you obviously don't use it and the rubber will be hard and cracked. As for "burning rubber" at traffic lights...On a motorbike sure, but a push bike?! Lmao...
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Best price around for Conti's top of the range tyre!
Pair available for £49.85 here: http://www.shopto.net/cycling/continental/P0100937-grand-prix-4000-s-2-pair-of-700x23-black-black
Top comments
All comments (26)
My tyres are 20years old and still going strong...
On a hybrid, tyres are a bit cheaper, but it still pays to go for quality.