I may be unusual (some would say that's obvious), I've never paid more
than $20 for a Pasela. Usually in the $15 range.

On Wed, Dec 17, 2014 at 7:04 PM, JL <subfas...@gmail.com> wrote:
> These don't seem to have a boutique price to me. $50 per tires at a brick
> and mortar shop seems about right for a Pasela PT in (almost) 2015. Last
> time I priced Pasela TG in 700c they were $45ish. This same 650b tire in
> wire bead has a riv retail of $38 which seems pretty swell by my wallet. I
> bet there is a non PT (new style of TG tires) version for even less. Online
> retailers often have Paselas on sale at a very low margin but that is a
> different economic model and I don't feel the comparison is fair.
>
> I would buy these tires if I had a 650b that I didn't ride that often and
> just wanted tires on it for the occasional trip. Unfortunately Panaracer
> used the thicker and less comfortable tread pattern they have on this run of
> tires.
>
> Jason
>
>
> On Dec 17, 2014, at 6:38 PM, Chris Cullum <cullum.ch...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> On Wednesday, December 17, 2014 11:52:55 AM UTC-8, William Lindsay wrote:
>>
>> Another gap in the lineup is now filled.  If Compass or GrandBois tires
>> are too expensive and/or too flat prone for you, but you don't want to go
>> uber heavy with Schwalbe or other stiff casing tires, there is now a 42mm
>> 650B Pasela.  Riv has it for $50 650B x 42 Pasela
>
>
> It's nice that these are available but it's kind of a bummer that there is a
> boutique premium on the 650B size compared to 700C or 27" or 559 sizes. The
> non-Tg wire bead Paselas are commonly available in the low $20 range
> (sometimes even lower on sale) and the folding TG models in the $30 bracket.
> As Steve P said I don't feel a folding TG Pasela should be in the same price
> bracket as a Hetre (which is already about the same price as high end
> Challenge clinchers for example).
>
>>
>> Presumably that means Merry Sales has them, so your LBS can get it for you
>> as well.  If, like me, you've had decent luck with the 650Bx38 Soma New
>> Express, then this is a nice add to the list of choices.
>
>
> Chris Cullum
> Vancouver, BC
>
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