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Review: Tires: Michelin Krylium Carbon Clinchers
I cannot see why more people do not use these tires. If you are looking for a dependable, long-lasting, puncture resistant,
all around, good traction tire, look no further than the Michelin Krylium Carbon Clinchers. I have passed through many pairs of tire treads over the
past four years of cycling. I have used cheap tires; I have used really expensive tires; but I must stay that these tires take the prize for all-around
goodness. The tires are rather light for all of you weight weenies. They are approximately 220grams in 700x23. It is hard to find true race clinchers for that weight! I feel a whole lot more confident in my cornering with these treads. The tread is smooth without any raised portions. From my view, they appear to be a good gentle rounded tread without super high side walls. In my 6 months riding these treads, I have only flatted, once, maybe? That is amazing. I cannot remember when I flatted last with these treads. When I was using the Specialized Armadillos, I was flatting once a week. The cost of tubes was hitting me pretty hard. Yet, these treads do not flat. *knocks on wood* They will not break the bank, but they are not cheap by any means. Expect to pay about $40 per tread. They also come in a great assortment of colors to help you match the color of your bike, jersey, or other color scheme. Rating: ![]() Weight: ~220g in 700x23mm Return to the bike area |