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Old 06-27-05, 07:26 PM
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LBS carries them and has never tried them but says they're supposed to be pretty good, at 240 thread count and only $30 they seem like a good deal. so anybody used or is using these? opinions?
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LBS carries them and has never tried them but says they're supposed to be pretty good, so anybody used or is using these? opinions?

I use them...and I would rate them as terrific.
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Old 06-28-05, 02:39 AM
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anybody else?
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anyone know where to get them?
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You don't mention whether they're tubulars or clinchers or which models are they. In any case, I have sets of both clinchers (Gavia)and tubulars (Lugano) and they are all great.They seem to be manufactured (most if not all of them ) by Challenge so that's a good thing. There was a recall on their Lugano and Verona clinchers a couple of years back so watch out for that, though.
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anyone know where to get them?
https://www.torelli.com/dealer-list.html
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Old 01-25-10, 08:25 PM
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I've used the arezzos and the torinos. IMO they are one of the most comfortable tires I've used, and they really grip/roll the road very well. You feel more connected. Only problem is they aren't very tough. Mine get some nasty gashes after not to long... granted this is a lot of city riding. Considering that though they don't flat much.
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