Even though the Michelin Pro4 have now superceded the Pro3, I don't know if the average rider would notice the difference. My wallet certainly notice it though and have just bought a set :) Don't forget to stack with Cashreward.
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would anyone be down to buy some to reach free shipping cause i only want one. can meet up at melb cbd.
Any reason you don't pair your tyres or do you already have these and need a replacement?
I run 28mm on the rear and 25mm in the front. Continental is too expensive for 25mm :( and I don't ride my bike enough to burn through tyres
Prob new old stock… I rode multiple sets of Pro2, Pro3 and Pro4 over the years. Pro3 is very fast at the beginning but performance deteriorated very quickly and the thin and light nature make them very easy to puncture. It's cheap but the repair and short life span makes less economical.
How many km does it last approximately?
Didn't keep a good track of mileage because I was constantly patching punctures it received, but would say performance started to deteriorate after 1000-2000km, for me that's 2-3 months of riding back then. I remember one was unlucky and got slashed open after 50km - a total write off, and two got so many deep cuts after 2000km the inner tube was showing…
perfect for the n+3 bike that rarely gets a hit out :)
Careful - different colours are different sizes.