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I have terra speeds and they're very fast, but fragile. Not the best in loose surfaces either.
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The correct answer is not Gravel King.
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Bit late to the party, but I did Reiver last year on Pirelli Cinturato m 45s last year and they were spot on. Rolled and gripped well, no flats all day. If it was dry I'd like something with less rolling resistance. But last year it was not dry.
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What would folks be thinking as a solid tyre choice for the Dirty Reiver? Obviously it's largely pretty tame terrain, but given the length and remoteness, robustness seems probably the key factor. Pathfinder Pro? Terra Speed? Something as hardy as a Cinturato? For reference I've had a few puncture issues with my Terravails and my current Terreno Wet are (hopefully) way overkill in terms of tread. Thanks.