Continental GP4000s II 700x28 mm

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Continental GP4000s II 700x28 mm

Post by slogfester » 22 Jul 2014 15:29

Anyone managed find some of these yet? Continental launched them 6(?)months a go, but I still cant find anyone with stock and the supply time keeps getting put back.
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Post by JamesBramwell » 22 Jul 2014 16:25

Try JeJames cycles..

It says they're available to order

http://www.jejamescycles.co.uk/continen ... 83302.html

Hope that helps

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Post by ballintrane » 22 Jul 2014 16:53

James can you get them in creme!!!! :lol:

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Post by slogfester » 04 Aug 2014 21:14

Still waiting for these. Even Wiggle have given up on Continental!
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Post by CakeStop » 04 Aug 2014 21:51

It's probably academic to Barry if GP4000s doesn't come in 28mm but any idea whether the premium for GP4000s II compared to GP4000s is worth it?
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Post by Grogz » 04 Aug 2014 21:58

CakeStop wrote:It's probably academic to Barry if GP4000s doesn't come in 28mm but any idea whether the premium for GP4000s II compared to GP4000s is worth it?
One of the guys I work with races on these and thinks the 4000S IIs offer much better grip.

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Post by slogfester » 06 Aug 2014 14:34

Threw the towel in waiting for 28 mm. Even the German suppliers can't get them.
Received my new 25 mm today, 24 hours after Toby sold his :(

The tyres have been well reviewed for their handling, grip and rolling resistance. But we will have to wait for longevity. Continental are either being massively optimistic or pessimistic (missing a decimal place?) with their packaging:

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Can't say I have been impressed the longevity of the 25 mm 4 seasons, having chewed through a rear in less than 3000 km in the winter. (But the rear has faired better during the summer lasting c. 5000 km so far).
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Post by slogfester » 10 Aug 2014 18:12

Lovin the new tyres. Tres sticky and noticeably smoother/softer ride than the 4 seasons.

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Post by carl » 10 Aug 2014 18:52

And they glow in the dark awesome
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