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Old 10-09-19, 04:44 PM
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Originally Posted by masi61
That Concorde must really be smooth. Because that Moots has a lot of comfort going from it based on the appearance. I mean it even has a layback titanium post on it. I'm curious what kind of tires and tire pressures you are running? I mean that moots looks like it should be an absolute magic carpet ride on most every kind of road surface.

I know that steel bike are known for a resilient ride. Titanium is also resilient, I guess folks here are splitting hairs trying to quantify the ride quality.
Both bikes are running 23mm Vittoria Corsa tyres inflated to 80psi front and rear (I weigh 85kg).
The wheels on the moots are far less spokes and are wider rims. Because of the wider rims the tyres are more like a 25mm.
The Concorde wheels are 32 spoke front and rear on narrow Open Pro's.
To make a better comparison I should install 25's on the Concorde.

The Moots is smooth, but the Concorde is smootherer.
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