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Thanks for the replies, I've decided to go for the S-Ones and so ordered them from Rose Bikes (Nowhere has them in stock atm but apparently Rose are getting them in a week). I know they said they're easy to mount but I run a 29er wheelset in my bike so the rims are wide(I have 28c's with tubes on atm)...gonna be interesting but that's an entirely different discussion....
I put 32mm Gatorskins on lol. I guess I ride more tarmac than dirt but it makes riding on trails fun.
Try Schwalbe Rapid Rob? Might be a bit too grippy probably better in spring/Autumn.
Schwalbe. Either S-one or G-one. End of conversation!
gp4ksII in 28mm measured closer to 32![1](https://cdn.road.cc/sites/all/modules/contrib/smiley/packs/smilies/1.gif)
Yes I was looking at the S-Ones too, and I kinda like the idea of going tubeless(or at least having that option). Still pretty struck on the Strada's also though, they seem to get plenty of good feedback.
Challenge strada bianca are absolutely lovely! Try them!
I used a pair of Schwalbe S-Ones (30mm) through most of the winter. They felt very good on all the surfaces I used them, wet tarmac, sand covered cycle paths and gritty/gravelly tracks and trails. Set up tubeless they rolled really well and I didn't feel they were any slower than the Vittoria Open Pave's (27mm) I had been using, in fact probably faster, plus they solved all my punture woes. Very pleased with them and convinced tubeless is the way to go if your rims are compatible.
I only took them off so I could fit some Pro-Ones (28mm) for the summer. The one concern I would have about the S-Ones is that the tread pattern does seem to wear fairly quickly on dry tarmac so I wanted to swap them out to save them from being worn away unnecessarily quickly. I guess thats part of what makes them so grippy, having a softish compound.
They will be going back on again next week for the White Roads gravel sportive where I expect them to be the perfect tyre for a mixed surface event, and I plan to use them again this winter.