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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.
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I'm in the same boat. 30mm G-one speeds are great, but would like something a little more puncture proof and a little wider without going to a gravel tyre, not much fits the bill except the new 32mm GP5000.
I wish they had a sidewall reflective option like the GP 4000 as this would be a great help for side visibility on overnight rides.
motoko
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.