Thanks @umop3pisdn I think I will prob go for the gp4000s. I know they will be slightly slower, but you can't have everything.
I know they will be slightly slower
Citation needed. The rolling resistance is very close, and the tread on the GP4000S seems to act as a trip, so some wheels have less drag with a 4000 than they do with a completely slick tyre.
the tread on the GP4000S seems to act as a trip
You keep saying this, do you have a source?
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Thanks @umop3pisdn I think I will prob go for the gp4000s. I know they will be slightly slower, but you can't have everything.