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exedra? Decent for touring long distances?

Started by junk301, May 02, 2015, 04:29:53 PM

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junk301

I have a new set of exedras lying at home given to me by a friend who stopped riding.  Ive searched it up on the forum and looks like the exedras have been bashed by the lot of ya. Question is, should I install them for a trip I'm doing or just toss em and grab a better pair? The Exedras are practically new by the way.

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Iarn

I haven't ridden on them, but to me, free rubber is free rubber. Save your cash and use them. That's just what I would do.

Rallyfan

If they are not only unused but also produced recently, they're at least minimally safe and free is a good price. I'd use them, keeping in mind their limitations and mine (they'd significantly reduce my chances of winning the Bol D'Or, for example).

TR

I don't recall if I ever went on a trip with my Excedras, that was 60K+ Km ago, around 40K miles, but never liked the feeling of changing lanes over white stripes with them. Later did some traveling with better ruber, even with heavy rain, so I'd put a fresh pair of grippy tires before going out. Let Excedras for commuting.
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