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GP 4000 s11 question

iwillhtfu · 2016-07-09 20:42:10

Lads, If some of ye have the above tyres you might have a look at the side walls and tell me I'm not losing it. I'd consider these tyres quality but the wear is a tad off putting. Tyres checked before every ride and usually around 100-110psi Does this wear appear normal? tyre seems to be separating about 2mm above clincher…

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#32 13-07-2016 7:46pm
thelawman

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I have 4 seasons with the frayed edges, not impressed at all, getting gp 4000s on the new bike, hope they're an improvement or I'll be looking elsewhere

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#33 13-07-2016 8:24pm
f1000

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On my first set of GP 4000 sII, 23's (bundled in with a wheel-set from Merlin). So far am impressed but have only done about 500km on them and still look mint. Had a puncture on my first outing on them due to a pinch flat with no damage to the tyre. Was using Specialized 23 Armadillo Elites until I had to brake hard coz some fool stepped onto the road in front of me without looking and it stripped a massive chunk of rubber down to the cloth and had to bin the rear one. Have the regular 25 Armadillo's too and find them brilliant.

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