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  • @tallsam @spotter durability yes, but comfort and 'speed' is important, it's a long trip and I don't want to spend half my effort pushing heavy tyres along.

    I've had a couple years of squaring off gatorskins and currently a cracked shed-stored gp 4 season is on the front of the bike. A set of Pro3's I was using squared way too soon, but the grip was there of course. Preferably something fast, like a training tyre that's good for miles and no worse on resistance.

    @spotter when are you going? I leave on the 4th. Are you camping or credit card touring, or?

    I'm riding a road bike so max is 28c's. Bikepacking with limited kit.

  • Currently looking at the end of may, depends how much work I've got. I'll be camping, unless the weather is truly awful inwhich case I may duck into a hostel.

    28c should be ok for bike packing becuase the weight will be spread, i.e. not just over the rear wheel as you'd have with a rear rack. so you may be ok.

  • Yup I'm trying to keep it light as possible - minimum clothes, kit. If I have to camp out, it will be a bivi + jungle bag.

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