Top Tip, if you are used to running deep fronts, a disc & ultra low resistance tyres, dont still bother chasing targets whilst running your Ally training wheels with commuting tyres
Achieved highest average power of the year for a 10 mile
Finished 1min 20s behind this years PB for 10 mile on the same course
Second follow up with this, anyone experienced issues with Conti tyres not remaining seated?
I use a very large booster to seat my tubeless and whilst both tyres were tight to fit onto the rim, they both made all the usual popping noises and appeared fully seated. However they unseat from the rim after the pressure is let out.
Inflation with the core in has proved impossible due to flow rate.
I eventually managed to get the core in and reinflate before they popped back off the bead (took 45-60 seconds to fall off after deflation) and also soaped up the tracks.
I left them overnight (to stretch?) at 80psi entirely expecting flat tyres this morning that had popped off. However ive checked today, 24hr later and they’ve lost literally not a single psi. Surprising given ive not put any sealant in.
Crossing my fingers they remain seated when I deflate later to put sealant in.
Tyres are 700x26 Aero 111 front and 700x28 GP5000 TT TR rear
Seem to behave the polar opposite to Corsa Pro Speeds
This is a replacement job. Depending on where you sre you may be able to return it as it’s not fit for purpose and has failed within an unreasonable time.