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    Quote Originally Posted by wheezing donkey View Post
    Caution Graham;

    Marathon Plus is a road touring tyre.

    For off-road you want the Marathon Plus 'Tour'

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    Noted.Thanks

    Graham

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    Just to add to the confusion Graham, have you considered Marathon Mondials? I have 700x35 on my Tour de Fer and they seem a good compromise.

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    I have WTB Resolute 700x42 tubeless on my gravel bike, but I couldn't tell you anything about them other than my mate said "buy those" and he put them on for me! Certainly better than the tyres the bike came with and the extra width gives me some grip off road, which I need on the forest tracks as even with these I spin on loose gravel going up hills.

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    Quote Originally Posted by molehill View Post
    I have WTB Resolute 700x42 tubeless on my gravel bike, but I couldn't tell you anything about them other than my mate said "buy those" and he put them on for me! Certainly better than the tyres the bike came with and the extra width gives me some grip off road, which I need on the forest tracks as even with these I spin on loose gravel going up hills.
    Thanks.

    I knew it would be a mistake to go from 4 bikes to 2. Not enough wheels now

    Interestingly all 4 had different brake lever change mechanisms for the gears and momentarily forgetting which bike I am on when climbing does quickly concentrate the mind.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Graham Breeze View Post

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    Interestingly all 4 had different brake lever change mechanisms for the gears and momentarily forgetting which bike I am on when climbing does quickly concentrate the mind.
    I have 4 bikes (only 3 currently in use )

    One is a fixie - no trouble, as Brett says "Fix your wheel and free your mind"

    The Sportive has Ultegra STI.

    The 'crosser (currently mothballed) and the monster cross are both XT 3x9 with bar end shifters.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Graham Breeze View Post
    momentarily forgetting which bike I am on when climbing does quickly concentrate the mind.
    Possibly not as quickly as when descending.

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    I've just bought another fixed!!

    Quote Originally Posted by wheezing donkey View Post

    One is a fixie - no trouble, as Brett says "Fix your wheel and free your mind"

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    Quote Originally Posted by brett View Post
    I've just bought another fixed!!
    Have you worn the other one out?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Graham Breeze View Post
    Thanks.

    I knew it would be a mistake to go from 4 bikes to 2. Not enough wheels now

    Interestingly all 4 had different brake lever change mechanisms for the gears and momentarily forgetting which bike I am on when climbing does quickly concentrate the mind.
    I went from 3 bikes to 2 (a tourer and a road bike). It didn't last, I bought a cheap basic mountain bike,just the thing for leaving at the start of a run or race somewhere, not the end of the world if it gets rusty or stolen.

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    Quote Originally Posted by brett View Post
    I've just bought another fixed!!
    Just watching Paris Roubaix 2016. Not a fixie in sight.

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