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My Veloflex Corsa EVO TLR's are working great now. One of them just needed a tiny bit more sealant then riding as everyone said.
That's actually why I came to this thread just now, to say I did a century on them today and I think they're super. They definitely have all of the wonderful suppleness of a 350tpi Italian tyre over shitty road surfaces, they seem fast and the tread feels very grippy and gummy.
I ran them at 80psi today (I've got 25mms), which is arguably too much for a 62kg weakling like me, but I never felt they were too hard.
I've not really pushed them that hard in corners generally so far, and I've only done about 250 miles on them so I can't say anything about puncture protection or durability yet, but all seems very promising.
Fox-
Good to hear, Pete. I’m gonna order some when my Corsa’s are ready for the bin.
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Quite interested in your experience of those. I could be tempted.
I’ve been happy with Veloflex Masters with latex tubes on wide rims. They are summer/dry/event tyres though.
Ironically the only major downside is replacing a tube. Negotiating the tight af bead and tubeless-ready rims is difficult at home and a nightmare by the side of the road :)
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62kg
Fuck you
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Recommended PSI starting point for 25c tyres is your weight in kg + 5. I will do the math for you; 67 PSI is more than enough.
For 28c recommended PSI should be your weight in kilos.
JB
miro_o
amey
MTB-Idle
If you want gumwalls, a durable-ish road tyre and intend to run them at high pressures perhaps you'd be better with Paselas and tubes.