Which Tyres?

I've got them, they went on fine.

That small hole is your wear indicator

Thanks, I always wondered what they were!

Good to know, thanks

Sort of for a while, the project is kind of on hold but if you want rid of them I'll probably take them.

They were a bit of a pain mounting (with tubes) on Kinlin XR22s, but they went on in the end.

Don’t have that much experience with tubes on tubeless rims, but commentary seems to be that it’s a pain regardless of tyre choice.

Tyres seem to work for me, can’t say I notice much difference between the Veloflex Masters I rolled on previously.

I really rate the Rubino Pro G+, they can usually be found for fairly cheap too. You can go for the Control version too for extra puncture protection at the expense of rolling resistance. But to be fair there's some good alternatives, Michelin Pro4 Endurance or Power Endurance, Conti 4 Season, Hutchinson Fusion 5 All Season, people seem to like the Schwalbe Marathon Supreme.

Yeah I'm using tubes with tubeless ready rims and always found most tyres pretty hard to get on.

Went fine on my Kinlins. No better performance than the original G+ 1.0(?)

I found them relatively easy to get them onto an Easton R90SL with tubes. They are 28c though. I can see why a 25c could be difficult to mount on the same rim.

I have a set of tyres I'm swapping from one bike to another and the rear is worn more than the front...

I assume I want to keep that tyre on the rear of the new bike (i.e. because I should be privileging grip on the front tyre where the consequences of a slide out are more severe)?

And more prone to a puncture, which is also potentially more troublesome on the front.

Black, relatively fast rolling, relatively puncture resistant tyres which you can actually buy in 23mm? Rubino G2.0? P-Zero 4s?

I've been well impressed with a set of these I have on a bike, noticeably faster rolling than the Michelin Endurance version, and I found them to last a lot longer than Vittoria Corsa's G+ and Pirelli P-zero's that I have on other bikes.

https://www.merlincycles.com/michelin-power-competition-road-tyre-700c-90803.html

EDIT: They are actually nearly £10 cheaper each at Wiggle:
https://www.wiggle.co.uk/michelin-power-competition-folding-road-tyre?lang=en&curr=GBP&dest=1&sku=5360757090&kpid=5360757090&utm_source=google&utm_term=&utm_campaign=Shopping+-+All+Products&utm_medium=base&utm_content=mckv|sZPzrNCYA_dc|mcrid|295270531587|mkw||mmt||mrd|5360757090uk|mslid||&mkwid=sZPzrNCYA_dc&pcrid=295270531587&prd=5360757090uk&pgrid=60973737802&ptaid=pla-522417751344&gclid=Cj0KCQjw-O35BRDVARIsAJU5mQXotCPmZNw52m80SS2BmsHw7kMICGAkxpLmVzIxDUE6exy2KTffn1UaAn2TEALw_wcB

I've been using some schwalbe ones that I had in the parts bin for a while, really good, cost peanuts.
https://www.merlincycles.com/schwalbe-one-v-guard-evolution-road-folding-tyre-700c-100494.html

Anyone used Hutchinson Touareg Gravel Clincher Tyre?

https://www.sigmasports.com/item/Hutchinson/Touareg-Gravel-Clincher-Tyre/Q1IM

If the 50mm GravelKing is too much for the front fork of the Kinesis I could stick one of these in front.

I posted this in the deals thread but applicable here as well:

WTB Exposure 700c x 36 in Tan wall £13.99 on Wiggle

Amazing deal, just in time to bin my gravel kings.

Read some reviews and well regarded, £29 on wiggle Platinum

Will these kill me if I run them on 15mm internal width Campagnolo Neutron rims? Internet seems uncertain

No, it’s fine.

They're probably next on the list if the 50mm GKs don't work.

650b in a CDF frame: I'm after something knobbly and it sounds like i'll not be able to fit larger than 47mm in there. WTB sendero looks a likely option - anything else i should be looking at?

I'm thinking about which tyres I want for winter road riding and commuting. 700x32c, priorities are grippiness and puncture resistance, low rolling resistance is a bonus. Slick Gravelkings?

GP5000s?

Maybe their "Plus" version has improved, but I wouldn't go near the normal slick GKs if you fancy puncture protection