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Continental Attack/Force combo for me, never had any issues with them.


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Like j.e said, you won't notice the difference between good tyres.

Set yourself a budget, aiming for decent tyres because they last and you spend less time at the roadside swearing at your pump. Then get whatever is on sale at the time.

I have gatorskins on my everyday wheels, because they are highly recommended as being bloody tough.

I have GP4000s on my nice wheels, because they were on sale. And look here... GP4000 twin pack on sale again (£49.44)!!

Someone somewhere has published a chart of rolling resistance for a wide range of tyres (tubs and clinchers) but I can't find it now.

set a budget and buy the fastest you can from that list. You mightn't FEEL the difference but you know you'll be faster

Erm [cough] it's on here,

tesseract wrote:some reading for you....
http://www.t1tri.com/bike-faster-triathlon-tires/

well the link is...

Bump to add this link as the data might be more up to date
http://www.slowtwitch.com/Products/Thin ... _3946.html
There's a table towards the bottom with rolling resistance.

Here's the table's from Tom's blog
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-tiVRKu_fwnE/U ... rrPlot.JPG
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-XOPmisVKt9g/U ... +Power.JPG