Kenda Kwick Roller Sport Tyre

Advantages: Good price, good longivity
Disadvantages: Bit heavy and slightly slow rolling

...I used to use these tyres a few years ago. They are fairly well priced, and the wear rate was good. Grip in the dry was good, though in the wet they did slide around a bit, - as many cheaper tyres do. I always felt less confident going around corners (particularly roundabouts) in the wet. However, as a training tyre that is fine, and as they are a few years old now, I would imagine the price has come down from the £14 I paid. If they were under £10 a pair, I would probably buy another set. However, I have moved onto Conti GP 4season Gatorskins as my training tyre of choice, and to be honest I would recommend you spend the extra money and buy a set of these (see my other review for details).... Read review

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Advantages: kevlar reinforced belt, reflective sidewalls, design, on or off road suitable
Disadvantages: price is quite high but quality, safety and peace in mind costs

...If you have problems with punctures, feel like wheel is to heave or something to use on o off road - this tyres are definitely for you. I bought them for my bike about 2 years ago. As remember paid about £18 per tyre. They lasted for over one year where cycling about 160 kilometres a week. I was extremely pleased with them. Honestly can not say anything wrong about these tyres. Rolling resistance is very low, so thanks that you should be more about to achieve higher speed. Continental supplied some models with reflective sidewall to increase your safety during nigh. I got this model and have to say that it really works well. As long as you keep your tyres quite clean they will reflect light brilliantly. The weight of a tyre is: - 640g folding option - 690g wired and reflective option - 670g wired only option Installation... Read review

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Advantages: Grip well in all conditions, durable, roll well
Disadvantages: None I can think of

...I live and ride in South Wales. The man made trais around Afan Argoed and Glyncorrwg, plus all the natural stuff in between, is where you'll most likely find me on my bike. It's wet down here in Wales, but thankfully, there's not much clay, so that really sticky mud you get in some parts of the country isn't too much of a problem down here. I'd experimented with many different types of tyre, before stumbling across these. I'd been riding Tioga 1.9's and going to the Panaracer 2.1's was a breath of fresh air. The increased grip, especially on the front, was amazing, and the rear tyre gripped like a mountain goat. Just make sure you put them on the right way around (follow the arrows on the side wall). As a tyre that can be used all year round, these are hard to beat. They grip well on the rocky bits, dig in on muddy climbs, and cope... Read review

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