Has anybody switched from Panaracer T-Serv Messenger tires to the Rubino Pro 3's? If so, how do they compare?
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I have not used the Panaracers. I will tell you that they are NOT good for anywhere with potholes; the sidewall structure is very prone to snakebites. So comparatively, I would say they are not in the same class. Todday, I just changed over to the Continental Touring Plus tires, and first impression is they are far supirror to the Rubino for every-day riding. Link to them -&gt; http://www.amazon.com/Continental-Touring-Reflex-Bicycle-700x28/dp/B002SR1EYO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1402622090&sr=8-1&keywords=continental+touring+plus
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The bike is great, but as the others say, the center bar is high and heavy The Prodeco V3 has a shorter range and does not fold, if those are concerns. They still go a long way on a charge. There are several alternatives. Your leg length would be the deciding factor for this bike, but other Prodeco bikes come in folding and low bar style, if that is needed. Enjoy whatever you get.
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I have never used the Pro Slick. As far as this tire goes, I will rotate my front to the rear at about 750 miles to even out the wear. My rear tire does wear faster than the front tire. I do all road biking on typical good and not so good road surfaces.
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I don't know what the exo version indicates. I do like these tires a lot because the 2.4's run GREAT tubeless. Rarely burp & sidewalls don't mind being run at very low pressure. I don't mind them being a little heavy.....I'm not racing. Good luck. bruce
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I'm on my 2nd set of proline axles on my 2wd slash I abused the 1st set even a few times on 4s I'm satisfied with how the first set Performed not too heavy only issue is the pins on the axles and the cups wore the pin groove they lasted about 8 months of abuseAbout 2-10 packs a week which mip axles do you have and what problems are you having I put mip s on my slash platinum 4x4 no issues yet I'm running a tacon 2150kv 5074 with 150amp esc and 5s was stripping stock axles on command Only complaint with mip is weight now I'm stripping my wheel hexes I need to upgrade to 17mm 1/8 wheels n tires this should stop hex issues I'm on my 2nd set of proline axles on my 2wd slash I abused the 1st set even a few times on 4s I'm satisfied with how the first set Performed not too heavy only issue is the pins on the axles and the cups wore the pin groove they lasted about 8 months of abuseAbout 2-10 packs a week which mip axles do you have and what problems are you having I put mip s on my slash platinum 4x4 no issues yet I'm running a tacon 2150kv 5074 with 150amp esc and 5s was stripping stock axles on command Only complaint with mip is weight now I'm stripping my wheel hexes I need to upgrade to 17mm 1/8... » Read More I'm on my 2nd set of proline axles on my 2wd slash I abused the 1st set even a few times on 4s I'm satisfied with how the first set Performed not too heavy only issue is the pins on the axles and the cups wore the pin groove they lasted about 8 months of abuseAbout 2-10 packs a week which mip axles do you have and what problems are you having I put mip s on my slash platinum 4x4 no issues yet I'm running a tacon 2150kv 5074 with 150amp esc and 5s was stripping stock axles on command Only complaint with mip is weight now I'm stripping my wheel hexes I need to upgrade to 17mm 1/8 wheels n tires this should stop hex issues « Show Less
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So far it's working well for me. I ride a royal star venture and use a cardo scala rider for communication bike to bike with my wife and to hear turn by turn directions from the 390lm. It seems to work well with the curvy road option although I haven't used it that much. But I will say the only down side is entering or searching for a destination is clunky at best. Being accustomed to a smartphone with the advantage of the internet to auto complete or find multiple things you may be looking for it feels like a step back. You have to type the exact name of the place you want to go or it won't find it. But once you get used to that limitation it works well. So far it's working well for me. I ride a royal star venture and use a cardo scala rider for communication bike to bike with my wife and to hear turn by turn directions from the 390lm. It seems to work well with the curvy road option although I haven't used it that much. But I will say the only down side is entering or searching for a destination is clunky at best. Being accustomed to a smartphone with the advantage of the internet to auto complete or find multiple things you may be looking for it feels like a step back. You have to type the exact name of the place you want to go or it... » Read More So far it's working well for me. I ride a royal star venture and use a cardo scala rider for communication bike to bike with my wife and to hear turn by turn directions from the 390lm. It seems to work well with the curvy road option although I haven't used it that much. But I will say the only down side is entering or searching for a destination is clunky at best. Being accustomed to a smartphone with the advantage of the internet to auto complete or find multiple things you may be looking for it feels like a step back. You have to type the exact name of the place you want to go or it won't find it. But once you get used to that limitation it works well. « Show Less
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The tires that came on mine were Kenda's 700x23. I did not like them at all. Replaced with a Continental gatorskin on front and a Schwelbe marathon (sp?) on back. Both of these far superior to the original equipment in my opinion.
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To be completely honest, the XTR-435 from whistler works much better. The CR85 works decent enough but not as effectively as the XTR model which I highly recommend. :)
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I only have the regular version; however, when I compared the "pro" specs to mine the "pro" has a larger display because the button was moved to the underside of watch from the face of the watch. It appears to have a slimmer design too. The pro can calculate a gas change of up to 100% whereas I can set up to 50%. Digital downloading has been improved with an optional USB interface to both PC (Dive Organizer) ad MAC (Divers Diary) software. Otherwise, the 2008 puck has same features as "pro" and I hope to continue using mine w/Oceanic backup computer. Love my Mares Puck!
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I personally got the continental ultra sport road tire. I purchased them from Nashbar. They are only around $17-$20 per tire. I got them and they are a lot better. I am able to pump my tires up to around 110 psi without having to worry about the tube coming out. There are better tires you can get if you want to spend more but if you just want a good tire those would do.
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Thank you, Chad. What an excellent site. I wound up buying the MK3008GAL (30gb ZIF 40 5mm) which was like the original replacement. It worked just fine of course but next time around, I wonder how large I could go and still conform to the built-in firmware limitations?
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Hi: The 2050 P has pneumatic (Requires air) tires. I noticed that there seems to be less skidding with the bigger tires. Less skidding means a more evenly distributed product.
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Hello, I do not own a Revo, just the Summit. On The Summit, they work very well and fit quite nicely. The pro-line Trenchers I have are 17mm hex wheels, and the tires are about 2 1/2-3" wide. I understand the Revo and Summit share much of the same drivetrain and suspension, they should fit. Sorry I can't give a better answer.
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I think the main difference is that the pro logic is pre seasoned. I can tell you that we love our pro logic. We use it mainly to make artisan bread. It is a perfect size and the crust is always beautiful.
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TP3 is an awesome keyboard, I have several for use with my MacBook pro. Clicky loud but great typing feel
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Space and budget permissible, I would go with the P163's. I hate to strictly abide by "bigger is better" but often it is the case. That being said, I am still beyond thrilled with my P153's and am a bit sad that I didn't pick up more when I had the chance.
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Our camera was the newest version in Nov 2014. As a consumer, I have no way of knowing if the Polar Pro Acrylic filter is the newest version for the Hero3 or how it compares to the others. We just know it was slightly too large. I noticed there is a chat function on the Polar Pro website. That might be a good place to get some answers. Sorry I couldn't help more. We too need to figure out what will fit as not having the red filter made taking pictures in darker areas under water quite a challenge so we lost a lot of good shots while diving in the Caymans last week. �