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Oh sorry I must have been getting mixed up. As you were.
Interesting that non-tubeless gp5000s are faster but I suspect in the real world the comfort of tubeless would give them the edge.
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What edge? The edge of comfort? If the Crr of the tubed version is lower it's probably due to thinner sidewalls or lack of inner TL skin neither of which are going in increase speed. Running lower pressures might be cushy but will negatively impact speed further. Given these are race tyres I'd expect people using them to be looking to performance rather than comfort, no?
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it was me who had wet weather issues with hypers. Enough front wheel sliding to put me off using them tbh - a club mate also had similar issues.
I'm currently using g one speeds (30mm) but wondering if 32mm gp5000 might be a better option for long rides.
hippy
gillies
Hypers were great in wet!
Compass = shite.