Continental GP5000 TT TR

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Aryeh
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by Aryeh

I just installed these on my Farsports Hyper 25mm internal 30mm ext. rims.
I started off with a pair of 28mm tires that weighed 260g each, (my 1st pair of S TR were 265g in 28mm) and they measured 31mm at 80psi.
I decided to switch the front to a 25mm and it measures 28mm at 80psi and weighs 211g. Its crazy to me how much heavier the 28mm is.

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Maddie
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by Maddie

The 25 int / 30 ext from Farsports is hookless, right? If yes, riding a 25mm or even 28mm tire is out of spec and not considered safe. Be careful

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Aryeh
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by Aryeh

Maddie wrote:The 25 int / 30 ext from Farsports is hookless, right? If yes, riding a 25mm or even 28mm tire is out of spec and not considered safe. Be careful
They make both hooked and hookless versions. Mine are hooked.

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by Maddie

Then it's fine, thanks for clarifying.
Was not aware that 25 int is also available with a hook. I thought hooked rims are 24 int/30ext only. Good to know that there is another option for hooked.

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Aryeh
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by Aryeh

Maddie wrote:Then it's fine, thanks for clarifying.
Was not aware that 25 int is also available with a hook. I thought hooked rims are 24 int/30ext only. Good to know that there is another option for hooked.
My mistake. They are 24mm int

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by JayOJonson

How are people finding these over long term use? Specifically looking at the 28's tubeless are they to fragile as a daily tyre?

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by TobinHatesYou

JayOJonson wrote:
Wed Mar 13, 2024 9:17 pm
How are people finding these over long term use? Specifically looking at the 28's tubeless are they to fragile as a daily tyre?

I find them OK as a daily tire, but probably just barely based on quantitative testing by BRR.

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by spdntrxi

TobinHatesYou wrote:
Wed Mar 13, 2024 10:07 pm
JayOJonson wrote:
Wed Mar 13, 2024 9:17 pm
How are people finding these over long term use? Specifically looking at the 28's tubeless are they to fragile as a daily tyre?

I find them OK as a daily tire, but probably just barely based on quantitative testing by BRR.
how many miles you getting before replace ?
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by bobones

Heard on an Escape Collective podcast that the whole Ineos team rode the TT TRs in the TdF last year and didn't get a single puncture the entire race.

Personally riding the 25s on one bike and haven't had any problems. To my mind, they're much more reliable than Corsa Speeds and on a par with Corsa Pros as every day tyres.

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bobones wrote:
Thu Mar 14, 2024 12:04 am
Heard on an Escape Collective podcast that the whole Ineos team rode the TT TRs in the TdF last year and didn't get a single puncture the entire race.

Personally riding the 25s on one bike and haven't had any problems. To my mind, they're much more reliable than Corsa Speeds and on a par with Corsa Pros as every day tyres.

Anecdotally agree with this. I switched to Corsa Pros on another wheelset and got two punctures in maybe 10 days of riding. My only puncture with GP5K TT TRs was at race speed riding across a deep rain gutter that traversed a street. The transition from concrete gutter to asphalt had an edge.

Mileage-wise, I don’t actually know because they’re on my least often used wheels/bikes. 2000mi at least.

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I will try them next thanks.
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by Mocs123

Very nice! I just put a pair of 28's on my main (dry weather) bike, and plan on using it on group rides, gran fondo's, and a few races this spring, summer, and fall.
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by BigBoyND

Can they please just launch the TT TR and S TR with the cream sidewall of the AS TR?

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BigBoyND wrote:
Fri Mar 15, 2024 7:36 am
Can they please just launch the TT TR and S TR with the cream sidewall of the AS TR?
Amen!

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bobones
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by bobones

My cream AS TRs got dark very quickly and they're now about the same shade of brown as the tan S TRs. :noidea:

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