edscoble-
Not if you use S-Licks.
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Yeh - too much edscoble - and a tyre shredder if I do roll over broken glass. I should drop it a few but I love the noise!
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These are the dogs doodahs for speedy city commuting on an MTB, and pretty much bomb proof ... I run mine at 70 psi in the dry and around 55 during the winter http://www.conti-tyres.co.uk/conticycle/ti%20travel%20contact.shtml
I beat a bus, taxi, car and motorbike in a Public Transport Challenge organised by the local council across Bedford Town a couple of years ago with those tyres. Yay for the bike! Pretty radical of the Council to organise a race at rush-hour too. Had scrutineers to ensure no red lights run.
http://www.bedsroad.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1546&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=15&sid=495c7317936d797dc9e0d03ea222dbbfThe TravelContact tyres are pants off-road though.
equative is equative to equivalent in this context
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Gave the Scott Genius 20 MTB a ride out this morning - 60psi in the fat rubbers and away we go - so comfy - and gears and stoppy power beyond your wildest......and some interesting double takes from the roadies as I 'roared' past - (as in the noise of the mud tyres on the tarmac - not a speedy roar thing).