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4000sII if for Sunday best!
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Paves or GP4000SII.
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Go for whichever is cheaper (open pave or gp4000s).
Bigger size mean less chance of puncture especially with a lower pressure, I ran a tyres with no kind of puncture resistant layer and massive at 42mm, get about 3-5 punctures a years (that including commuting).
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I know this has been gone over loads in this thread but I'm having trouble making a decision on what tyre to acquire... Usually use Maxxi Re-fuse, always been happy with. I favour puncture-resistance and good grippiness. Don't care too much about racing but at the same time don't want super harsh/heavy. Aiming for 28mm, and it'll go on the Sunday bike.
PBK has a bunch on sale at the moment, so choosing between:
Vittoria Open Pave CG (maybe not very puncture resistant?)
Continental Grand Prix 4000S II
Continental Grand Prix 4Season (maybe not very grippy?)
Schwalbe Durano RaceGuard Performance (cheapest)