I put these on my road bike that is tubeless ready. Great tires. Long lasting with grip. I will sometimes ride lite gravel and dirt on them.
Love the comfiness and durability for the offseason.
These tires were easy to set up on my wheels. They feel very nice on the road- smooth rolling, grippy in corners, and do well in the wet. I have only ridden them for about 800 miles, but I have been impressed with the durability. I live in the Los Angeles area, so we have a lot of glass and debris on the road. These tires have resisted getting cuts much better than all the tires I've used in the past. I have not had any flats.
At 1200 miles the rear 32c tire developed a slow leak. A month later it stopped holding air. Wear dots were down to nothing, I'm a heavier rider but that seemed a little early as I usually get 1600-2000 miles on the tube GP5000, the earlier 5000 TL, S-Works RapidAir, and Vittoria N.EXT. Disappointed it wore down so soon. Road feel ok, the 32c smooths out rough pavement at 58-64psi. The 28c is a rough ride.
Love these tires. Just wish they made them in 30mm.
Continental has developed the perfect tubeless tire. Light and durable, fast and grippy. I have 2K miles on these so far without a glitch or flat despite riding in goat heaven (Moab).
Happy with this product, good so far! I needed a replacement, and got it very fast to ride again... thank you!
Long time GP tire consumer. Order a set of these for spring training. Have about 500 plus miles on them so far with no flats. They have performed very well even with all the crud left from winter on the roads.
These a great tires to be used while doing training out on the roads and also for road races where the surface can be a bit rough. So far no issues at all. Also they installed very well and sealed up with a regular bike pump. Love that.
Love running the 32s for extra comfort but not sacrifice rolling resistance.
Love running the 32s for extra comfort, but not sacrifice rolling resistance.
For this winter, I swapped in GP 5000 AS TR (32mm) for the regular GP 5000 (28mm), using butyl tubes. Grippy in the wet, over firm gravel and small rocks, dropping 5+ PSI. Slightly heavier and a tight fit on HED Ardennes RA so I used levers to install. Fast enough to set PRs. Get the black for the reflective sidewall!
I'm a bigger than average rider. 240lb. These are the most durable tires I have ridden.
I don't think anything beats this for the wet traction and rolling resistance. It's a comfortable, supple yet durable tire for all seasons.
Not the lightest TR tire out there but robust enough for the daily grind in Urban areas. The performance has been such that I can safely rely on these tires in conditions that would shred my previous Coni GP5000TRs. They are as expensive as my Car tires'
Road riding on 700x25 tire, so far pleased with wear
There is a reason these are the standard go-to for most commuters. They feel a little slow, but the ride is comfortable and no flats.
I've got about 500 miles on these so far and liking them a lot. I ride on a lot of chipseal roads and these tires smooth them out.
I've had the previous version and had over 2500 mile on them before road debris sliced them open. We'll see how many miles I can get out of them.
I've got about 500 miles on these so far and liking them a lot. I ride on a lot of chipseal roads and these tires smooth them out.
I've had the previous version and had over 2500 mile on them before road debris sliced them open. We'll see how many miles I can get out of them.
I use these now for training/commuting. Comfortable and so glad I made the switch to tubeless.
