5 ROAD BIKE TIRES YOU SHOULD BUY IN 2024 // Continental, Schwalbe, Bontrager, Pirelli and Goodyear

Hello friends!
In this episode, I bring you the buyer's guide for the 5 best road bike tires you should buy in 2024.
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Links from the video:
Continental Grand Prix 5000 S TR Tubeless: www.trekbikes.com/us/en_US/eq...
Bontrager R3 Hard-Case Lite TLR : www.trekbikes.com/us/en_US/eq...
Schwalbe Pro One Tubeless: www.schwalbe.com/en/Schwalbe-...
Pirelli P ZERO Race TLR: www.trekbikes.com/us/en_US/eq...
Goodyear Eagle F1 R: www.goodyearbike.com/product/...
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Thumbnail photo credit: Bontrager Tires and Goodyear Tires
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Cheers!

[@photomotor]

If count Dracula had a you tube channel, he would sound like this

[@CyclingInsider]

Thank you :)

[@w00t3r]

Great info! Can you do one for gravel tires?

[@CyclingInsider]

OK will have a look

[@NATO2000]

Great review!

[@marccarter1350]

When you dont have a team car following you when on a ride, Hutchinson Challenger Road Endurance Tyre Tan Wall 700 x 28 need to be on this list, they look great, roll really well, decent protection, nice weight!

[@Bikes-guitars]

I’m becoming rather frustrated at the cost of bike tyres these days, not because I can’t afford them but the asking price for the GP5000 and Vittoria Corsa pro is the same as car tyres, it’s just ridiculous, as a result I refused to by the GP5000 this time and have just tried a pair of S-Works Turbo 2BR T2/T5 in 28mm on my Roval Rapide wheels, 28mm, according to rolling resistance they are not as fast as the GP5000 but in the real world with normal riders I honestly can’t feel any difference in speed whatsoever, they have far better puncture protection than the GP5000 and better wet grip, and in a 28mm mine weighed in at 274 grams each, so lighter than claimed, oh and I got the pair with a bit of discount fir the price of one GP5000! I know which tyres I’m sticking to in the future!

[@CyclingInsider]

Yes, unfortunately the prices are too high

[@robcalkelme]

No Vittoria ? That’s the CEO of all -not the boss

[@CyclingInsider]

Try Continental GP 5000 STR