Ride these in my bikes in Napa Valley. Rough rides, potholes etc. Would not use any other tire.
I use this tire for my daily rides(5-6 days a week) and with the exception of a couple of flats early on,once I started using heavy duty intertubes I have not had a problem. My speed might have been a little faster with thinner tubes but it's nothing significant. I'm not a racer
Love these tires. Run great rain or shine.
Tires were a little tight to put on. However, they feel great when riding!
Great riding tire, love the feel of these and do think they are an improvement in ride over the 4000s but I have already had several flats and a couple good slices in the tread which require a replacement after 2 months and approx 800 miles of riding. The all season 4000 offer the best puncture resistance for me and tread wear but not as smooth of ride as the new 5000
The GP5000 feels more grippy than the 4000's and slightly more durable than the Vitoria Corsa G. Tire seems to wear quickly.
I put these on my new Diverge. They ride really well and no flats so far!
Great performance and minimal flats
last long and fewer flats
One of the best tires I've ridden.
Great tires, though I did get a flat
Tires feel great but definitely fit truer to size than 4000's. The 700x23's measure 24mm on my HED Belgiums vs. 25mm for the 23mm 4000's. I couldn't clear 25mm 4000s on my frame, will probably give the 25mms 5000s a go next time around.
Fast rolling resistance tire, Puncture protection is excellent
I use on my Madone road bike.
Always a top quality tire.
I've ridden GP 5000s since they came out. I routinely ride 5000 miles every year. I have never had an issue.
1500 miles plus this 5 month winter south Tx.. compared the wear indicators to the new one waiting to be mounted on the front vs.... one can not see any difference in their depth. I do not run sealant.. just enough to
get a decent sidewall seal and then carry plugs and seal if needed. Noted many cuts.. no leaks. 28mm.
Pro One on the front is holding up well 25mm.. yet on the front. I'm 195 lbs.. fitness rider. Like the P Ones.. just the 5000 is superior in all respects. IMO experimenting w roll out testing in various tires.. I'd vote for 28's over 25's for rolling resistance. Especially if your wheelset is light wt.
I put these new 5000s on my bike. I liked the claim of increased protection from flats. 3 miles into ride 2 and I had a flat. So much for that claim from Continental.
This tire grips nicely in corners and rolls smoothly. It seems as durable if not more so than its GP 4000 predecessor. I've put about 1K miles on these tires, riding generally bad roads with lots of urban debris and they're holding up well so far.
