What Are The Best Road Bike Tyres In 2023

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Title	:	What Are The Best Road Bike Tyres In 2023
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i would like to see maxxis HYPR and michellin power cup competition on the list heard lot of good stuff about the maxxis and michellin but dont know what to go for
Comment from : dddreeeeeee

Love my Schwalbes
Comment from : Trevour Mcgoon

Conti GP5000 are a great tyre but they just cannot get the sidewalls right Just had a new tyre herniate in 2 places after less than 400 miles
Comment from : Carl Pentney

Are you talking about the gp5000 STR I assume ?
Comment from : Yaron Raps

Great review Tom Would have liked to have seen the Maxis HYPR on the list I ran them for a few years and they seemed faster and more comfortable than the top of the range Pirelli P Zeros at the time Just changed to Goodyear Eagle F1 and I'd say I've taken a step back 😔
Comment from : Byron Dixon

Gp5000 or I'm walking
Comment from : Leslie

My main point is FUCK road tubeless Just use clinchers with tpu tubes Lighter, faster, easier
Comment from : Kubackjeee

GP5000 are no more difficult to get on than any other tire Most people have no technique
Comment from : ivan0797

Challenge Criterium RS TE series TLR 230g for 25mm! 350 TPI casing! They are fast!
Comment from : Richard Middleton

Waste bloofy money bikr ship bs thats all
Comment from : Tony Gestro

Specialized makes the best race and training tires not even close
Comment from : Adam McCullough

I had bad very experiences with Vittoria Corsa, too tight, too stiff so it was quite hard to install them The whole tyre is porous so it needs to be very well covered with sealant Now riding Maxxis High Road and they seem to be pretty good so far
Comment from : Rafal

Have the gp5000 in the 32mil Very happy
Comment from : Yusuf Islam

Cadex tyres are awesome
Comment from : Ryan S

IMO Continental makes the best road bike tires and Maxxis makes the best MTB tires, no contest!
Comment from : adamweb

The GP5000 are a great tire I switched to the Pirelli P Zero's this year For my self I will stick with P Zeros
Comment from : Kennedy Stuart

GP5000 + Vittoria Latex Tubes, best combination in terms of puncture protection and rolling resistance I‘ve tried
Comment from : ImHede

Rubino pro II is the most underrated tyre out there
Comment from : Mike Kelly

Speed, comfort durability, weight and hassle free mounting goes to Veloflex Race TLR I’m never going back to STRs, they are absolute fragile bricks that not only easily puncture but also do not stay sealed as they are pissing from punctures and sidewalls with Orange Joes or Stan’s I’ve ridden nothing but STRs for 8k miles last year on ZIPPs 454, Rovals and Campag Bora Ultras Sorry not going back and Contental is just a hype Machine
Comment from : alex shvetsky

Agree with all that For winter riding or bike packing where you are carrying a load, I would go for Conti Grand Prix 4 Seasons or Pirelli P Zero 4S
Comment from : Michael Richards

Had a couple of Vittorias fail I can't trust them as a brand anymore
Comment from : DS

Good vid You should defo check the Good Year Eagle F1r and the Michilen PowerCup The power cups are warping my mind
Comment from : Mapdec Cycle Works

I use gp5000s as well and I’ve been really happy with them The tires can be really pricey though I don’t race, so what’s a good well-balanced tire, that aren’t as expensive as gp5000s which I can use on my other bikes? I’m not expecting them to be as good as gp5000s but good enough, that they provide adequate grip, not slow, and relatively durable too
Comment from : B S

I really like the Pirelli’s More thank the GP5000’s
Comment from : Duncan Oliphant

99 are the same 😅
Comment from : X-7RMMM

Old Pirelli p zero velo is still my favourite
Comment from : melo

Schwalbe 28mm tle go well on my bike!
Comment from : Davy Wavy

I am a gp 5k guy
Comment from : Konzuug

Great video! I might have to finally give in and try the gp5000s 😅
Comment from : Mitch Boyer

GP 5000 STR in 28mm and 32mm Just works Some complain they puncture too easily, but they also seal very well so not a concern for me Will be using with TPU this fall and maybe that will change my outlook
Comment from : Mei Bing