I've run the 43mm version of the Gravel King (slick version) and the 50mm 
Marathon Supremes on my Appaloosa, and ride exclusively on city pavement. 
Thumbs up for both tires. I ended up sticking with the Marathon Supremes on 
the Appa for the flat protection and the reflective stripe since that's my 
commuter. I don't sense a difference in cush by going with the higher 
volume Marathons, nor do I find a difference in rolling resistance over 
pavement between the two. The Supremes have been bullet proof (knock on 
wood) for the past 18 months I've had them.

I still have the Gravel Kings on another bike which I ride less often, and 
I'm happy with them in that application.

--Ed C.

On Sunday, September 23, 2018 at 6:32:39 PM UTC-7, Chris Lampe 2 wrote:
>
> I've been looking to move from 700c to a smaller wheel size for several 
> years, with my initial plan to go down to 26".  I've been watching the new 
> tire market and have decided 650B is where I'm going to have the best 
> options so that is now my plan.  My riding is pretty much 100% pavement, 
> hard packed dirt/grass and maybe some maintained gravel roads.  
>
> I did some research today and came up with a list of slick to semi-slick 
> tires in the 47-50mm range.  I'm interested in people's experiences with 
> these tires, both good and bad.  I know Compass are highly regarded but 
> some of these I've heard very little about and a couple I've never heard 
> of.  
>
> WTB Horizon      
>
> Teravail Rampart
>
> Compass  Switchback Hill
>
> Panaracer Gravel King
>
> Schwalbe G-One Speed (50mm)
>
> Maxxis Re-Fuse
>
> Schwalbe Marathon Supreme 
>
>
>

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