While looking for tyres, this came up and it was close to previous deal. Wiggle are selling these are $137 for two.
Buy 2 tyres, add the code GP4AU & your discount will be applied
Max 2 tyres per order - limited to first 500 customers
While looking for tyres, this came up and it was close to previous deal. Wiggle are selling these are $137 for two.
Buy 2 tyres, add the code GP4AU & your discount will be applied
Max 2 tyres per order - limited to first 500 customers
Referrer gets $10. Referee gets 10% off first order with $85+ spend.
With a single tyre here - http://www.wiggle.com.au/continental-650c-grand-prix-4000s-i… for $65.99 or two here http://www.wiggle.com.au/continental-grand-prix-4000s-ii-fol… for $137.97, are you sure you are referring to the same tyre?
this was about 2 weeks ago. yes same tyre 4000s ii X 2 with a few tubes
But but.. I've been eyeing this for an entire month.
Woah! Just checked wiggle again and see 2 tyres with 6 tubes now 155aud! I bought on 9/2 for 112 only.
interesting. there are a few cheaper prices around, but not once you add delivery.
.30c cheaper and standard price at Ribble, the #1 parts supplier to Australia.
Buy a Twinpack http://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/showPart.asp?part=CONTTYRF330&…
Then add an out of date 3 pack of gels for $1.77, http://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/showPart.asp?part=SISAEFOO746&…
Total $100.20, free delivery over $100.
Order as many as you like, if you want 4 Tyres, or 2 pairs, then it $196.86 from Ribble delivered a saving of $4.14 over PBK.
Currently only have the 700x23 in stock.
hashtag 1 in what exactly?
Cheaper than Wiggle…
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/continental-grand-prix-4000s-ii-fold…
Although the above is the folding variant.
$99 + 2 tubes at Merlin:
http://www.merlincycles.com/pair-continental-gp4000-s-ii-fol…
Wiggle way more expensive than the competition, it seems.
But you need to spend another 89c for free shipping!
Pity inner tube not conti… would've paid extra
And FYI…
http://www.competitivecyclist.com/learn/25-vs-23
says
""" a 25mm tire experiences less rolling resistance than a 23mm tire at the same air pressure. """
and
""" If you go by the numbers in the lab, if you have a 19mm tubular tire and a 25mm tubular both ridden at 9 bars in a 40km time trial, you would win with the 25mm tires by 50 seconds. That’s all just from the reduction in rolling resistance.
"""
FYI2: https://janheine.wordpress.com/2015/01/26/the-tire-pressure-…
Tire pressures don't matter.
guarantee you most weekend hubbards aren't doing hard enough 40km TT efforts to notice the difference.
nor 99.9999% of strava obsessed PR beating amateur wannabe's (ie. me ;)
ive got a few of these (brand new and slightly used) that i won't ever use again cos ive since gone tubeless (and now stock up on those).
anyone in adelaide want some and don't want to wait a damn month (as per ridiculously slow PBK shipping times - see other forums)
i might be convinced to get off my ass and find them.
i just want my money back, which i think was less than 50 each, maybe around 40.
i've also got vredestein fortalezza tricomp. BNIB. they're better tyres than the conti's (stronger sidewall)
Just bought a pair with 5 or 6 tubes for 112 from wiggle. Arrived yesterday!