Dan, i sent an email directly to you Kathy On Mar 30, 2015 10:32 AM, "Dave C" <david.charles.carr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> That's sounds like a good offer. > > I have never uses the Hetres, but I currently am using the 32 mm GB > Cypres, and I really do like them a bunch. I have been using them on fire > roads in my area, and I think they have been very versatile and have a nice > ride. When my wife's Glorius is in need of new tires, I will get her the > Hetres, even though the Col de la vies are fine. In fact, I can't say for > sure the Cypres is any better than a non-TG Pasela, but I think it's good > to have the options that didn't exist a decade ago. > > Does anyone know if the Cypres tires have been empirically compared to the > Paselas with any conclusive results? > > And has the new 650B Pasela been tested by anyone yet (assuming it is out) > and compared to the Hetres? > > > On Monday, March 30, 2015 at 9:47:17 AM UTC-7, KC wrote: >> >> Hi Dan, Was that offer meant for me rather than Kellie? Hetres? >> >> On Mar 30, 2015 9:41 AM, "Dan McNamara" <djmcn...@gmail.com> wrote: >> > >> > Kellie - I have a slightly used pair that you are welcome to try if you >> want. I bought them from the list to have some backup tires but they might >> be better put to use. >> > >> > I work in Emeryville and drive from San Rafael every day so we could >> arrange something. >> > >> > Dan >> > >> > On Mar 30, 2015, at 7:25 AM, Kellie <kellie.s...@gmail.com> wrote: >> > >> >> Is there a bike shop in the area that would likely stock any of the >> tires I would consider? >> >> Lots of bike shops but I don't know who'd have Hetres. Wheels of >> Justice on Solano, Mikes Bikes, Missing Link, Blue Heron; these are all in >> Berkeley. Many love the Hetres….. >> >> >> >> On Sunday, March 29, 2015 at 7:53:22 PM UTC-7, KC wrote: >> >>> >> >>> I like the concept of the 42's. My limited research (that is >> googling) led me to believe the Hetres would be a good choice. While they >> are more expensive, it is important to keep in mind I just "justified" a >> Rivendell (even though not the most expensive choice, it was a lot more >> than I ever thought I'd spend for a bike). I'm old enough that I get to >> say, quite frequently it seems, "I only have so many years left..." Works >> out pretty good, especially when added to the fact that I'm sorta on >> vacation right now and in my family, when you go on vacation, you get to >> justify a lot. So I want to make sure I am getting to know the Cheviot >> under good conditions. >> >>> >> >>> If no one has a reason I shouldn't give the Hetres a try, that is >> what I will probably do (and be sure to take along something to fix a tire >> with). I am interested in hearing if anyone thinks that is a bad choice. I >> don't mind spending the money on them, just don't want to do it over and >> over, since I only have one bike to use the tires on. >> >>> >> >>> >> >>> >> >>> I don't go out of my way to ride gravel, but I seem to end up on at >> least some gravel everywhere I go. But only "some". Like today, we headed >> off to take the Joe Rodota trail from Santa Rosa to Sebastapol and somehow >> made a wrong turn right away and ended up on a different trail that turned >> out to be wonderful (photo above) and we thought a much nicer ride than the >> Joe Rodota trail (which we managed to take for the return trip). And since >> we didn't know we were on the wrong trail, when we got to the end of trail >> sign we kept going because there was still a trail and we obviously weren't >> where we were headed yet. And at that point, the trail because a pretty >> gravel-heavy trail. We finally got to downtown Sebastapol and even met up >> with someone on the way that did it on purpose. Chuck and I both agreed it >> was a great day and very fortunate we took the wrong trail. So I want to >> be able to ride easily and deal with whatever comes up (without getting off >> to walk too often). And no sense in me having bullet-proof tires is the >> others in my group don't. >> >>> >> >>> DougP - I appreciate your input, just figured I'd better defend my >> son quickly before he saw the post! I really appreciate all his input (and >> will review the tire decision with him before doing anything). The pannier >> on my bike was my birthday gift from his family and I'm loving it. >> >>> >> >>> Kellie - I will be back in your area tomorrow morning for a few >> hours. Is there a bike shop in the area that would likely stock any of the >> tires I would consider? I'm getting such a great opportunity to ride >> different places while we're here that I'd love to make the swap sooner >> rather than later to maximize my fun. >> >>> >> >>> >> >>> On Sunday, March 29, 2015 at 4:47:33 PM UTC-7, Patrick Moore wrote: >> >>>> >> >>>> Kellie: the magic ingredient that allows one much of the best worlds >> of light, supple tires and freedom from punctures is Stan's or (I hear it's >> even better) Orange Seal. Stan's has let me use otherwise hopelessly >> puncture prone Schwalbe Furious Freds and Challenge Parigi Roubaix in >> goathead land where I'd get a thorn flat literally every couple of miles. >> >>>> >> >>>> I'm with you; I can't stand stiff, sluggish tires; I'd rather fix >> flats. But modern sealants have squared the otherwise impossible circle. >> >>>> >> >>>> On Sun, Mar 29, 2015 at 4:14 PM, Kellie <kellie.s...@gmail.com> >> wrote: >> >>>>> >> >>>>> Tires do change easily but they can also be an expensive >> experiment. I'd give the Tour Rides a little more time and get really >> familiar with your Cheviot. I also had the Tour Rides on my Hillborne. I >> didn't like them; they felt "stiff." That's when I switched to the GB >> Cypress, which are supple and buttery smooth. Some complain of flats with >> them but I haven't had a one for over a year. Even rode a 50 mile day on >> some light gravel with them. They're now planned to reside on my new to me >> Saluki I'm building. The Cypress' also started on my Cheviot, but then I >> wanted more tread and thicker tires for grip/comfort on the dirt trails. >> >>>>> >> >>>>> >> >>>>> On Sunday, March 29, 2015 at 2:46:57 PM UTC-7, Deacon Patrick wrote: >> >>>>>> >> >>>>>> Tires change easily. Try the tires you want to try and see if you >> get faster and/or have more flats. >> >>>>>> >> >>>>>> With abandon, >> >>>>>> Patrick >> >>>>>> >> >>>>>> On Sunday, March 29, 2015 at 3:25:00 PM UTC-6, KC wrote: >> >>>>>>> >> >>>>>>> My son is a member of this group, rides several rivs and is the >> reason i have the cheviot with 650b 42 tires. Specifically, he was >> concerned with the continental tour rides they put on it. Riv response is >> you don't go fast when you get flats. I get that, but you also don't want >> to be lagging behind in the herd of rivs. >> >>>>>>> >> >>>>>>> Haven't had a chance to even show my new bike to my son yet. But >> my husband seems to be riding faster than me and that's not the plan >> >>>>>>> >> >>>>>>> On Mar 29, 2015 2:16 PM, "dougP" <doug...@cox.net> wrote: >> >>>>>>>> >> >>>>>>>> "I may be predisposed to not love the tires it came with cuz my >> son said they are slow/heavy. suggestions from this group? " >> >>>>>>>> >> >>>>>>>> In my experience, people who tell me my tires are slow & heavy >> don't have much experience with good quality chubby tires. The impression >> of big tires being slow is often based on experience with cheap MTB >> knobbies or beach cruisers. If your son is riding narrow high pressure >> tires it's no surprise this would be his opinion. I'd say to ride the bike >> as-is & see how you feel about the speed. I think Grant wrote about riding >> with people who wouldn't leave you behind. Our children, OTH, can be a >> special case. If he's that fast, tell him to circle back. He'll get more >> miles in that way. >> >>>>>>>> >> >>>>>>>> dougP >> >>>>>>>> >> >>>>>>>> On Sunday, March 29, 2015 at 1:40:52 PM UTC-7, KC wrote: >> >>>>>>>>> >> >>>>>>>>> Not sure I'm happy with my standard build tires. I am not >> looking for extreme speed by any means, but don't want to be lagging >> behind. 50cm cheviot 650b 42. 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