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Who makes good silk tubulars these days?

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Old 07-24-18, 09:53 AM
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Who makes good silk tubulars these days?

I miss the sound and feel of the old Clément Campione del Mondo silks. I currently use Vittoria Pavé tubulars (with Kevlar) and they are nice, but I am curious what else there might be. I am looking only for fat road tires, 28-30 mm.
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Dugast makes a silk casing tire in width up to 27mm, which IIRC is comparable to the Clement Campianato del Mondo tire.



https://fairwheelbikes.com/dugast-st...-tubular-tire/
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Yeah, I think Challenge and Dugast are your only choices. FMB has some for cyclocross, but not road.

When my stock of Pave's are gone I'll look into these.
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Originally Posted by JohnDThompson
Dugast makes a silk casing tire in width up to 27mm, which IIRC is comparable to the Clement Campianato del Mondo tire.

https://fairwheelbikes.com/dugast-st...-tubular-tire/
Thanks, John. I will check those out.
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