🚴 Maxxis Padrone Dual Compound SS Tubeless Ready Folding Bead 170TPI Bicycle Tire - Premium Performance for Road Cycling Review

Looks like a good tire but . I couldn't get it to sit properly (and therefore hold air) on a Shimano disc brake bike. Maybe it was me, but I've never had this problem before.

I've been using these 700x25 tires for about three years now. I have fewer flats from rocks and glass than with Schwalbe "One” tubeless tires. This is a great tire for us Super Clydesdales as I weigh 360 pounds and run them at 110psi on my road bike.

Purchased 2 years ago. I ride them for one season and then swap them front to back for another season. I drive about 1500 miles a year so 3000 miles and 2 seasons is enough for me. I have NO complaints about these tires. They offer a great ride and the high TPI makes for a smooth ride too. One observation I'd like to share is that they're easier to sit on than the tubeless tires I've had on my Specialized bike, but not by much. I've found the way to deal with this is to use my compressor to…

I've been using Hutchinson tubeless tires on my Trek Domane 5.9 for several years. I usually road bike several times a week, averaging 25-35 miles. I've had much better luck with the Hutchinson Intensive II than the Fusion. I used to get flat spots because the little rocks or glass on the sidewalk actually ripped a hole and needed a strip of bacon or two to fix. Changing a tire has always been an event anyway. Hutchinson tires are difficult to mount on my rims, especially in winter when the…