Goodyear Eagle F1 SuperSport R
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Based on their own claims and BRR results, the SuperSport R will end up being a bit slower than the GP5K S TR. We’ll see. I’d love for anyone else to break Continental’s dominance…around here maybe 80-85% of people who aren’t paid to race anything else are on GP5Ks.


If the above are true, it will be close to conti performance at a more affordable price- a good alternative option
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Hard to imagine an even better tubeless seal than the current Eagle F1s. When I was using them, they'd lose less than 2psi over a weeklong period.
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TBH I never had issues mounting Goodyears.
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Just an FYI, all are quantitative claims are using data supplied by Bicycle Rolling Resistance. The real standout for us is the wet grip (Avg/Center/Edge) being 78/81/75 for the Eagle F1 R 700x25.TobinHatesYou wrote: ↑Tue Mar 21, 2023 5:09 pmBased on their own claims and BRR results, the SuperSport R will end up being a bit slower than the GP5K S TR. We’ll see. I’d love for anyone else to break Continental’s dominance…around here maybe 80-85% of people who aren’t paid to race anything else are on GP5Ks.
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Junior Varsity wrote: ↑Wed Mar 22, 2023 3:06 pm
Just an FYI, all are quantitative claims are using data supplied by Bicycle Rolling Resistance. The real standout for us is the wet grip (Avg/Center/Edge) being 78/81/75 for the Eagle F1 R 700x25.
This are excellent wet grip numbers indeed. I always felt the previous version had great dry grip, but couldn’t measure it myself.
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How does this compare to competitors?Junior Varsity wrote: ↑Wed Mar 22, 2023 3:06 pmJust an FYI, all are quantitative claims are using data supplied by Bicycle Rolling Resistance. The real standout for us is the wet grip (Avg/Center/Edge) being 78/81/75 for the Eagle F1 R 700x25.TobinHatesYou wrote: ↑Tue Mar 21, 2023 5:09 pmBased on their own claims and BRR results, the SuperSport R will end up being a bit slower than the GP5K S TR. We’ll see. I’d love for anyone else to break Continental’s dominance…around here maybe 80-85% of people who aren’t paid to race anything else are on GP5Ks.
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Numerically most competitors are in the high 60s, low 70s. Qualitatively speaking low 60s is super sketchy and mid 70s is very good.

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I just read that Goodyear is releasing new models of its road tired, and I look forward to visiting Goodyear at Sea Otter. I've equipped my two most recent road bikes with the current Eagle F1s at sizes 30 and 32, tube-type. The winged foot looks great, the tires are easy to change, and both sets weighed materially less than advertised--thank you Goodyear.
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