Procore - anyone used it?

[rhinochopig]

Seems an interesting concept - anyone tried it?

http://www.mbr.co.uk/reviews/tyres/first-ride-schw...

Did it last long term? How did it compare to tubeless?

[Kermit power]

I really like the idea, but not the price. They're currently on CRC for £157!!!

The concept seems like an eminently sensible one, and I have to wonder why nobody has thought of it before, but how on earth do they justify the price??

[rhinochopig]

Kermit power said:

I really like the idea, but not the price. They're currently on CRC for £157!!!

The concept seems like an eminently sensible one, and I have to wonder why nobody has thought of it before, but how on earth do they justify the price??

£113 from bike discount but still expensive I agree. I suppose it's only worth it when racing where the risk of a PF is worth spending £113 to insure against.

[cowboyengineer]

I've just ordered it to go on my nicolai. I'll let you know how it is in a few weeks.

[Kermit power]

rhinochopig said:

£113 from bike discount but still expensive I agree. I suppose it's only worth it when racing where the risk of a PF is worth spending £113 to insure against.

I can definitely see benefits to using it for pushing on on trails too - lovely low grippy pressures without worrying about burping a tyre, or worse rolling it off the rim on a heavy landing - but it's eyewateringly expensive for what is essentially a couple of inner tubes with funky valves!

I'm hoping they'll decide they need to massively drop the price soon!

[Herman Toothrot]

Looks a great idea don't know how that passed me by seems to have been out over a year.

Edited by Herman Toothrot on Sunday 12th June 10:54