Does my gravel tire need replacing?
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How much do you weigh and what pressure are you running?
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80kg + about 2kg water bladder
32-35psi rear
28-30psi front
riding them for a little less than 300 miles.
32-35psi rear
28-30psi front
riding them for a little less than 300 miles.
I'd ride that for another 1000 mi
Those tyres are fine but if you want new tyres, buy new tyres.
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For 80/20 pavement to gravel...tires are fine for many more miles. I usually wait until the center bead is even with the tire casing and then some. If you ride more gravel than pavement...I would change them before the center wears down even.
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