BEST GRAVEL BIKE UPGRADE! Panaracer Gravelking Semi Slick SS Plus +

[@arizonan1]

Hello! Where are you riding? Is that the sound of lots of "bugs"?

[@BENJAYmusic]

nice upgrade and nice music at the beginning!

[@TheHealthyTeacher]

Thanks Benjay! My friend made this music!

[@stanlyacero4736]

hi can i run ss on rear and sk on front its still fast? thanks

[@arizonan1]

Also any noticable pebbles sticking and slinging from the SS tread?

[@TheHealthyTeacher]

Yes that was bugs, haha! I'm in Italy! No pebbles I've noticed or slinging pebbles tbh.

[@arizonan1]

@@TheHealthyTeacher Wow crazy bugs! What kind of bugs are they? Thanks for the good review. I picked some up and am planning to put the 32s on an old Nashbar MKIII 700c steel road bike with fairly wide clearances, and the 43s on an old Trek MultiTrack steel hybrid. Can't wait to try them out!

[@TheHealthyTeacher]

No idea, they are just annoying haha! I think they are called 'cicada' in Italian. I would love a steel bike I just haven't got room ha!@@arizonan1

[@ilcorvo980]

Faund it used for 700€, is it fast on road?

[@TheHealthyTeacher]

The bike? Yes, very fast I have kept up on road rides with friends!

[@warpampee]

Are these also good for wet pavement at 32mm?

[@TheHealthyTeacher]

So you want to buy the 32mm version? Mine are 38mm and I very comfortable with the width, 32mm would very close to my road bike and I wouldn’t feel too confident on the wet with them to be honest.

[@warpampee]

@@TheHealthyTeacher I bought 35mm. Havent tested them yet. I came from 38mm Ramblers. I cycle mostly pavement so I think this is better than knobby Ramblers on pavement. I hope they hold well on wet conditions too.

[@TheHealthyTeacher]

@@warpampee They will be fine. It gets very wet here in Italy with some storms and all that and they've stuck beautifully. Enjoy them and thanks for watching :).

[@warpampee]

@@TheHealthyTeacher Awesome! You are very helpful! Thanks a lot!