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One of the 13 printed shirts (here and at other sites) to originate in Derby #155 ... E.11 - Eat More Meat
I think B5 is The McEucalyptus is back!
One of Wences' earlier designs ... B.9 - The House Always Wins Where the stacks are right now, with updated links ... A.1 - Four Seasons In One Day A.2 - The Start of Spring A.3 - Morning Powerup A.4 - In the Library With the Wrench A.5 - Mandala Season A.6 - Acquired Taste A.7 - Cool Breeze A.8 - Transitions A.9 - Artichokey A.10 - Mon Petit Chou A.11 - Lucky Pig A.12 - Cranes Nouveau A.13 - Lifetime Achievement Award A.14 - Donut Panic A.15 - Suburban Blitzkrieg A.16 - Funny Things are Everywhere A.17 - What's Black and White and Red All Over? A.18 - The Cake is a Liar A.19 - Ghosties B.1 - woot! logo B.2 - Questionable Table Of Elements B.3 - Irony B.4 - Another Sleepless Day B.5 - The McEucalyptus is back! B.6 - They See Me Rollin' B.7 - Cell Division B.8 - Woot Athletics B.9 - The House Always Wins B.10 - Shhhhhhh B.11 - Odd Bear Out B.12 - Comparing Apples to Oranges B.13 - Breakfast of Plumbers B.14 - Just a little Paint B.15 - 1971-Floppy Diskette B.16 - Fresh Cake B.17 - Four Classmates B.18 - When I Grow Up C.1 - I Got Your Tweet Right Here C.2 - Hats That Are Hatty C.3 - Relative Dimensions C.4 - Spelling Bee C.5 - Blue(Never) Nude C.6 - Thesaurus C.7 - World 1-1 Building C.8 - The Binge C.9 - Imposter C.10 - The Little Things C.11 - Coexist C.12 - Land of the Fries C.13 - Mallardy C.14 - Release the Cuddlin' D.1 - Bearloons D.2 - Elements of Life D.3 - Cycle of Life: A Ride for Water D.4 - Books - No Electricity Required D.5 - Hold Still Guys D.6 - University Wikipedius D.7 - Unstealthiest Ninja II D.8 - Galactic Gumtastic D.9 - This Ice Cream Looks Fishy D.10 - Funk Buddies D.11 - Other Uses for Candy Corn D.12 - Couldn't Care Less Bear D.13 - Motivation D.14 - Scrub, My Pretty D.15 - Don't Mess With Me! D.16 - Marsupial in my Pocket D.17 - Procatstination D.18 - Haunted Housework D.19 - Laundry Day D.20 - Scissors, Paper, Rock D.21 - Pandemonium D.22 - Ironic Bunny D.23 - Do Not Pass Go D.24 - No one left to play with D.25 - One Smart Cookie D.26 - Nevermore D.27 - Underwater Forest D.28 - Minor Modifications D.29 - Zombie Candycorn D.30 - Click or Treat D.31 - Unstealthiest Ninja E.1 - Artichokey E.2 - Artichokey E.3 - Artichokey E.4 - Artichokey E.5 - Artichokey E.6 - Artichokey E.7 - Artichokey E.8 - Artichokey E.9 - Artichokey E.10 - Cupcakeosaur E.11 - Eat More Meat E.12 - Trick or Cheese E.13 - Trouble at the Banana Stand E.14 - Lizard Lift-off E.15 - woot! logo Completed by trekmiss with this 11/18/12 post
Oh fine D20: http://shirt.woot.com/offers/scissors-paper-rock Edit And d23 is do not pass go
B.11 - Odd Bear Out B.12 - Comparing Apples to Oranges I think we're going to need hints on B.10!
trekmiss wrote:I think we're going to need hints on B.10!
Shhhhhhh ...
The hint that none of the shirts are from the "Shooting Blanks" warehouse fire sale applies to B10 (because Shhh! is blank on the front, so the design doesn't show at all). But Narfcake totally got it! C13 is on the Raritees list. C5 has an art history reference and C6 has a word-nerd reference. C2 might also appeal to those who like language, especially teeny-tiny little people.
Narfcake wrote:Shhhhhhh ...
Good call. I forget about that one.
C.2 - Hats That Are Hatty
Hmmm... How about these? C5 Blue(Never) Nude C12 Land of the Fries
Shirt of the day: D.3 - Cycle of Life: A Ride for Water
C.13 - Mallardy
trekmiss wrote:C.13 - Mallardy
Good call! C.6 - Thesaurus Now, onto the remaining D and E shirts ...
E.12 - Trick or Cheese
D1 and D21 feature absolutely adorable creatures being slightly less-than-adorable. D11 is a Hallowoot shirt. A tasty Hallowoot shirt! D21 does not have a nose. E15 is a repeat (white woot! logo); I said that there were no repeats except for Artichokey, but I missed this one (I wear it under sweaters and kinda forgot about it).
D.9 - This Ice Cream Looks Fishy D.14 - Scrub, My Pretty D.15 - Don't Mess With Me! D.24 - No one left to play with
Narfcake wrote:D.9 - This Ice Cream Looks Fishy D.14 - Scrub, My Pretty D.15 - Don't Mess With Me! D.24 - No one left to play with
I must say Narfcake - your folding skills are amazing. I can't stack my woot shirts THAT neat.
xpenguin wrote:I must say Narfcake - your folding skills are amazing. I can't stack my woot shirts THAT neat.
I don't! Not always, at least. We're still finishing up Neuro's stacks here. I mean, I have one stack of 12 I guess I can put up ... but I don't think it'd be a very challenging one.
D11 - Other Uses For Candy Corn [forgive me for not linking, on my sister's computer quick before heading out]
Narfcake wrote:.... I mean, I have one stack of 12 I guess I can put up ... but I don't think it'd be a very challenging one.
Hmmmm....would they be....purple???? Is D1 Bearloons
wanderbug2 wrote:Hmmmm....would they be....purple????
Only some ... and the count will be 14, not 12. D.25 - One Smart Cookie
Another shirt to keep away from my doggie ... D.28 - Minor Modifications
I can't still be the only one playing right now, am I? E.12 - Trick or Cheese After we finish off Neuro's stack (3 more left!), I'll post my next one.
Narfcake wrote:I can't still be the only one playing right now, am I? E.12 - Trick or Cheese After we finish off Neuro's stack (3 more left!), I'll post my next one.
I'll be here in a little while (later this evening) to see what I can add. Been busy again, but I still play along when I can.
D.21 - Pandemonium E.13 - I Bet It's Better Over There? E.14 - Lizard Lift-off
thumperchick wrote:E.13 - I Bet It's Better Over There?
Doesn't look like it ... I see yellow, and IBIBOT doesn't have any near the top where it's shown. We do have a way to play process of elimination, however ...
Narfcake wrote:Doesn't look like it ... I see yellow, and IBIBOT doesn't have any near the top where it's shown. We do have a way to play process of elimination, however ...
Yes, that new tool will be very helpful with this game! My guess is... E.13 - Poker Game ETA - Wait, I think it might be Trouble at the Banana Stand.
So... did she get it?
thumperchick wrote:So... did she get it?
Yep. It's the latter. Now for the 14 ... Let me know if you need any hints ...
Oh my! This stack may take awhile! I sure hope someone can figure it out.
Let's see... 5a is Cat in the Box hoodie. On the other side, 5b is Morning Power-Up hoodie. 11, 12, and 14 are not Narfcake's...
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It's part of our daily work. We can't imagine creating a product or an application without doing it: understanding the user.
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Not all companies take the time to thoroughly understand exactly why, how, when, and where their customers interact with their brand's, products and digital properties, as well as those of competing products and services. What are the influences, distractions, desires, and emotions that affect users as they try to purchase or engage with your product or interact with your service?
At EffectiveUI, we've seen that user research can be a powerful and invaluable tool for aiding strategic business decisions, identifying market opportunities, and ultimately driving better organizational results. When we're talking to customers about a digital experience, we frequently uncover opportunities for their business as a whole to shift its strategic direction. Sometimes we even find out that the company has completely missed an opportunity with their customers.
As part of the holistic UX process, user research helps us learn more about customers' pain points, needs, desires, and goals in order to inform digital design or product direction. The methods we generally employ include:
- Ethnography: A research method used in social sciences that involves field research and up-close observation, ethnography lets us truly understand people in the context of their environment.
- Journey mapping: A practice of mapping out the highs and lows of a customer's emotional state and needs as they interact with an application or digital product, noting pain points, moments of truth, and opportunities.
A journey map can provide critical insight for the design process and the creation of the product. We've found that taking this exercise even a step further, by uncovering and overlaying brand value in that customer's journey, provides insight into how a company can align its business goals with user needs. This also allows them to identify gaps in a business strategy or bring to light a market opportunity.
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Upon conducting user research, however, some of our discoveries presented an opportunity for the company to re-evaluate their overall strategy and differentiate their offerings to compete in a way that others in their market space cannot. Through ethnographic and contextual research, our team uncovered several insights into today's bride.
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Erwin and Rita – we have just launched a new website built in HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript. We also believe in the right tools for the right content, and at the time we created our previous site, Flash was it. Our new site has had a design facelift, and is optimized for multiple devices. www.effectiveui.com
Michael – I read Bowles' article and agree with his thoughts on UCD not being the only way to approach design. I especially liked his quote, "Only the well-rounded designer who can fight for what's right while accommodating business reality will be seen as a true leader." Again, it's about finding the right balance between user needs and business goals, and as Bowles points out, research can often be the easy thing to cut when it comes down to budget. But as we have seen, as in the case of Martha Stewart, research can actually uncover more than just design direction for a specific digital product – it can provide direction for the company's larger strategy and possibly reveal completely new business opportunities. It's not feasible for every client, but we definitely urge companies to consider it because the benefits often go beyond UX.
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This gluten-free macaroni and cheese recipe is based on my pre-celiac go-to cheesy mac favorite with cheddar cheese. I kicked it up with chopped jalapeños and crunchy gluten-free bread crumbs. Sweet grape tomatoes. Was it tasty, Darling.
I usually make this dish in a single casserole dish, but last night I spooned it into individual.
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Don't reach for the Velveeta, Babycakes. Just say no. This homemade cheese sauce is beyond better.
12 oz. gluten-free penne pasta
2-4 tablespoons chopped jarred jalapeños, to taste (we used 4 - we like it spicy)
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2 tablespoons light olive oil or butter
2 tablespoons sweet rice flour
2 1/2 cups milk or soy milk
1 1/2 cups shredded aged sharp or mellow cheddar cheese
3/4 cup small curd cottage cheese
1/2 teaspoon sea salt
1/2 teaspoon Dijon or honey mustard
1/4 teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg
1-2 tablespoons dry sherry or white wine, to taste (may omit)
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10-12 grape tomatoes, halved
A sprinkle of dried basil and parsley
To pre-cook the pasta, bring a large pot of salted water to a rolling boil and partially cook the penne- just until it is very al dente, tender but still firm to the bite. Drain the pasta in a colander and rinse it quickly under cold water. Set aside.
Meanwhile, in a medium saucepan, heat the olive oil over medium heat, and stir in the rice flour (I like to use a whisk to do this). Cook and stir the flour for about 10 seconds, then slowly add in the milk, whisking to blend the flour paste (called a roux) and milk. Bring the mixture to a bubble (it will thicken as it heats) then reduce the heat to low. Add the shredded cheddar cheese, cottage cheese, sea salt, mustard, nutmeg and stir to blend. If adding a dash of sherry, add it now. Continue stirring the sauce until the cheese melts, about 3 minutes. Remove from heat and set aside.
Preheat the oven to 350ºF.
For a , combine the cooked penne with the chopped jalapenos.
Pour the hot cheese sauce over the penne and gently combine. Sprinkle the top of the casserole with the buttered gluten-free bread crumbs and halved grape tomatoes. Sprinkle with dried basil.
For individual gratin dishes, combine the pasta with the jalapenos in the drained pasta pot; add the cheese sauce; combine; then spoon it into the gratin dishes. Top with crumbs and tomatoes and sprinkle with dried basil.
Bake at 350ºF for about 25 minutes, until bubbling and heated through.
Serves 4.
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Although Chris Sale is the unquestioned ace of the White Sox staff, Tuesday's starter, 25-year-old left-hander Jose Quintana, has been putting up solid numbers outside the spotlight.
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In his most recent outing, he carried a two-hit shutout into the seventh inning, but an overturned call that resulted in catcher Tyler Flowers being charged with obstruction of home plate led to a seven-run inning for the Giants. Quintana finished the game with 6 2/3 innings pitched and four runs allowed.
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Pitcher Miguel Gonzalez remins on track to rejoin the team later this week after throwing a simulated game on Monday.
"[He threw] 75 pitches," manager Buck Showalter said. "Did a lot of offensive work, too. It was a good workday for him; got a lot done. He said he's ready to do what we might need."
Gonzalez, who had a 3.80 ERA in 20 games (19 starts) for the Orioles this season, could throw a side session while he is with Double-A Bowie.
The 30-year-old right-hander has a 3.64 ERA in 68 career Major League games. Showalter said Gonzalez could be back in the Majors shortly.
"If it looks like we are going to have a need in the bullpen, he probably wouldn't [take his side day]," Showalter said. "But if we get to that point where it looks like we are going to be able to get through the off-day without a need, then he probably would take it there."
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• White Sox outfielder Adam Eaton threw from 120 feet and took dry swings on Monday as part of his rehab while working his way back from a strained right oblique.
"Even today, looking at him running around and doing stuff, it is progressing," Ventura said. "He was swinging lightly enough that it looks like it's getting better."
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"Dude she semented my face!!"
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When you splooge on a girl on any part of her body and she doesnt wash it off in time. It hardens like cement and she cries because her mom sees.
I put sement on trisha's face, and she was very upset when it didn't come off in time for school the next day.
מאת twitch___
10 במרץ, 2005
The blockage that is created by dried semen on the tip of your dick after sex.
You wake up at 3:00am to drop a line after dozing off after sex, and the urine gets blocked for a moment by the sement and then bursts out like a geyser (which kinda hurts).
מאת CiscoKid85
14 בינואר, 2011
to cum on a girls clothes, then the next day the girl realizes it is all white crunchy and flakey like cement.
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13 באפריל, 2010
Jizz so thick that it can be used like glue
My jizz was like sement in my girlfriend's mouth, she couldn't open it for 4 days.
מאת Dr. Pussykiller69
16 בפברואר, 2014
Semen that has come into contact with water and turns into a cement-like substance.
I came in the shower, but I had a hell of a time washing off the sement after.
מאת bdfortin
9 בספטמבר, 2010
verb - the process of draining semen from ones vagina after intercourse without a condom.
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Harrison returns, looks for more success vs. Mariners
Lefty to start for first time since last April; has 10-2 mark vs. Seattle
SEATTLE -- Rangers left-hander Matt Harrison will try to continue his domination of the Mariners when he pitches against right-hander Brandon Maurer on Sunday afternoon at Safeco Field.
Harrison, making his first start since April 6, 2013, is 10-2 with a 2.06 ERA in 14 career starts and four relief appearances against the Mariners. That's the second lowest ERA by a pitcher with at least 100 innings against the Mariners. Pedro Martinez had a 1.57 ERA against them. The .833 winning percentage is tied for the fifth highest.
Harrison had won eight straight starts against the Mariners before a 1-0 loss against them on Sept. 22, 2012 at Safeco Field. It is his only loss here. Harrison is 1-0 with a 0.99 ERA in six starts and two relief appearances at Safeco.
Harrison is also tied with Kenny Rogers for the most wins by a Rangers pitcher against the Mariners. Rogers was 10-7 with a 3.26 ERA in 20 starts and 23 relief appearances against them.
"Sometimes that happens with a team," Harrison said. "I've had good success against them, I know their hitters and I know what's worked against them. They'll let me know if I need to make a change."
Maurer started the season at Triple-A Tacoma after having back issues during Spring Training. He had a 2.16 ERA in four games for Tacoma before being called up when Blake Beavan went on the disabled list with a shoulder injury.
He made his first start against the Marlins on Sunday and went 4 1/3 innings, allowing one run on two hits and two walks with four strikeouts. He threw 63 pitches and will likely be limited to 75-80 pitches on Sunday.
"Fatigue hit at the point. Mechanics lost a little there," Maurer said. "Felt good through the first four. ... I wish I would've gone a little longer, but I did what I could get done."
Maurer was a 23rd-round selection in the 2008 First-Year Player Draft who was 5-8 with a 6.30 ERA in 14 starts and eight relief appearances. His first Major League victory came against the Rangers on April 14 when he held them to three runs in six innings as the Mariners won 4-3 at Safeco Field. Five days later, he allowed just two runs in 6 2/3 innings against the Rangers in a 5-0 loss.
Rangers: Fielder OK at first base
Prince Fielder was used at designated hitter on Saturday for the second time this season. He is expected to be back at first base on Sunday where his defense has been solid so far.
According to STATS Inc., Fielder has a .919 defensive zone rating at first base, tying him with Eric Hosmer of Kansas City for the highest at the position in the American League. Zone rating measures a player's efficiency in fielding balls hit into his typical defensive zone.
"He's doing a good job," manager Ron Washington said. "He's put in a lot of work into his defense. We explained to him how much pride we take in our defense and he's worked hard at it."
Mariners: McClendon talks up Cano
Lloyd McClendon admitted that Robinson Cano was pressing and expanding the zone on Seattle's last road trip, so he had to talk to him about not trying to do too much. He also said that Cano's ability to adjust to how pitchers throw him during the game is what makes him so good.
"I think good hitters -- Robbie's a good hitter -- they have the ability to adjust from one pitch to the next and understand what pitchers are trying to do," McClendon said.
Worth noting
• The Rangers have to make a roster move before Sunday's game and they could send infielder Luis Sardinas back to Double-A Frisco so he can resume playing every day. In anticipation of that, the Rangers have started having outfielder Daniel Robertson take ground balls at work on his defense at second base. He has played six games at second base in the Minor Leagues.
• Hisashi Iwakuma throws what could be his final rehab start for Triple-A Tacoma on Sunday in Las Vegas. McClendon wouldn't say if he plans to add him to the rotation for Seattle's upcoming 10-game, three-city road trip. Iwakuma has built up his pitch count to about 80-85. He missed all of Spring Training after straining the finger tendon on his throwing hand when he fell back into the net during a PFP drill.
• Taijuan Walker, the organization's top prospect, will play catch on Sunday as he continues his rehab from shoulder inflammation that's sidelined him for most of the season.
T.R. Sullivan is a reporter for MLB.com Read his blog, Postcards from Elysian Fields and follow him on Twitter @Sullivan_Ranger. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Hellow fellow Captains,2 weeks ago a long slender package arrived for me at the local post office and I knew right away what it was .From Latvia a Oscar II that I have waited for almost 2 years and my antisapation to open that box was huge!
Well after checking to see if any external damage had occured of which there was none I carefully opened the thick cardboard box and pulled out the hull.
To my surprise it was already black mat and all the ather parts except the masts where in ressin.
The decal sheet a work of art was next and then those fine masts all bubble raped and 2 in partiqulare are very diferent than the Akulas.
Seen from above the antena is a 6 pointed star ,I will have to look that one up for its NATO designation,and the other is a strange bulb like one.
The hull is very well detailed with little or no deffects such as dips ,bubbles or miis scribed areas.
It is however a bit thin and will have to be reinforced durring the build.
Also the hull is cut at the stern forward of the verticle stabalizer and a indexing lip is present to epoxy the stern in place.
I sugest that the control serface hardwaere be installed before the stern is set in place ,this sub has a complex set of serfaces and there control is going to be fun to get right.
All of the shafts for the above are preinstalled and are very nicely done,quality castings and wormanship abound on this kit some of the best I have ever seen.
Two stuffing boxes and stainless steel prescition ground shafts are also provided.
Now the props I have not seen yet as my kit is the first produced but Vladamir has assured me that they are coming and they must be a bitch to make becuase he has rejected many protypes since they are made to scale from a casting.
The prop has a multybladed atenuator that is I quess is unique and dificult to reproduce.
The sail is is also very well detailed but must be made to fit the "hump" at the stern.
The kit even provides brass doors of great detail to be installed for the masts and every other detail is represented in brass such as the limber hole grates and main hatch are just a few of the great details.
I feel that for 620.00$ this kit is the most detailed and acurate Oscar II out there ,profetionaly produced from a fine studio and craftsman.
From perchase to arrival was 5 days and cost 100.00$ to ship EMS great service! and cheaper than UPS or FEDEX or DHL.
I will be building this sub to fire live torpedoes that explode underwater and fire the serface to serface criuse missles from the side banks.
She will have a compressor bassed ballast system with a hybred pump that I will show later in the Typhoon.
Ya I want realism ! smoke and fire on the sea just as it should be.
When she is put to sea watch out for this Carrier killer, as long as she does not suffer the same fate!
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Title | Oral history with Mr. P.A. Tims, Sr. |
Description | Oral history.; Interview conducted on July 7, 1976 with Mr. P.A. Tims of Poplarville, Mississippi. Tims was born on October 20, 1890 in Ethel, Mississippi. In 1912, he enrolled in the first class to convene on the campus of the newly established Mississippi Normal College (now the University of Southern Mississippi) in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. Tims managed the newspaper, the Free Press in Poplarville, Mississippi until he set up his own paper, the Weekly Democrat. After selling his paper in 1940, he opened a mercantile in Poplarville, which he owned and operated until 1961. Tims also owned a farm on which he grew tung oil trees and raised beef cattle. He was elected to the Poplarville City Council and served a total of 16 years as an alderman. |
Date of interview | 7 July 1976 |
Interviewer | Caudill, Orley B. |
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Masterson back in command as he prepares for Texas
Righty threw 25 consecutive strikes in previous start vs. Red Sox
Justin Masterson fought through command woes for the better part of four outings leading up to this most recent start for the Indians. Then, his control issues were there again in the first three innings against the Red Sox on Monday.
Masterson quickly righted himself to an extreme extent.
"He just couldn't command," Indians manager Terry Francona said. "Then, he got into a rhythm where I'm not sure I've ever seen him like that."
In the fourth inning on Monday, Masterson needed only nine pitches to strike out three Boston batters, becoming the first known pitcher in Indians history to complete an immaculate inning. Between the end of the second inning and into the sixth, the big sinkerballer rattled off 25 consecutive strikes for Cleveland.
No Major League pitcher had thrown that many strikes in a row since 2012, when Scott Diamond and Bartolo Colon each accomplished the feat.
"When he got 25 strikes in a row, it almost got into my head," Indians catcher Yan Gomes said. "It was like, 'Maybe if I call this pitch right here, I know he'll put it where I want it, but it'll be a ball. I don't want to call it.'"
Masterson will look to pick up where he left off -- seven shutout innings that included 10 strikeouts and three hits scattered en route to a win over the Red Sox -- when he takes the hill against the Rangers on Sunday. Prior to his strong showing against Boston, Masterson had gone 0-3 with an 8.84 ERA in his previous four turns for the Tribe.
"Sometimes, there's not an explanation," Francona said of Masterson's turnaround. "Sometimes confidence plays a part in it. Because I saw, there were some times during that game [against Boston], in his delivery, he was nursing it up there. He wanted to throw a strike. He didn't know where it was going, but he knew he needed to throw a strike. I think he was hoping the movement would get him out of it, which it did, and then he got confident."
Cleveland's rotation leader will square off against Texas left-hander Joe Saunders, who will be making his third start since coming off the disabled list due to an ankle injury.
On Tuesday, Saunders picked up a no-decision against the Orioles after allowing two runs on 10 hits with two strikeouts and one walk. The left-hander logged 101 pitches, including 57 strikes, in his second start back for the Rangers.
"I still think there's plenty of room for improvement," Saunders said. "I think there's some things to iron out here and there. But, it's coming along."
Indians: Handling Axford
Francona handed deposed closer John Axford a higher-leverage situation on Friday, using the righty in the eighth inning with one out, two runners on base and Cleveland trailing by one run. The manager said he is trying to give Axford higher-pressure situations with the eventual goal of returning him to the closer's job.
"We want him to impact our bullpen, for sure," Francona said. "That would be the goal. But, again, when we do it, we want to make sure he stays there. The way we're situated now, if he does come in and walk somebody, you can match up and we have a lot of guys to do it. So, it's been working pretty well."
Rangers: Soto improving
Rangers catcher Geovany Soto has targeted July 18 -- Texas' first game after the All-Star break -- for potentially returning to the lineup. Soto went on the disabled list for a torn lateral meniscus in his right knee in March and underwent surgery to correct the problem. He's now doing all of his usual exercises with the exception of hitting and deep squatting.
"I think the procedure was fairly easy," Soto said. "It wasn't really a complex procedure, but it still needs some time to heal. It's just biology. It needs time to heal."
Worth noting
• Two Texas hitters with good success against Masterson in limited sample sizes include former Cleveland outfielder Shin-Soo Choo (.600 average in fve at-bats) and shortstop Elvis Andrus (.462 average in 13 at-bats). Tribe center fielder Michael Bourn has hit .417 in 12 career at-bats against Saunders. Gomes is 5-for-9 (.625) in his career against the lefty.
• Rangers closer Joakim Soria picked up a save against the Indians on Friday, giving him 13 saves this season in 14 chances, including one in each of his past five appearances. In those 14 save opportunities, opposing batters have posted a .085 (4-for-47) average with 16 strikeouts.
• Indians third baseman Lonnie Chisenhall is currently below the minimum requirements to qualify for the batting race. Chisenhall's .361 batting average did, however, lead all Major League batters with at least 150 plate appearances, entering Saturday's action.
Jordan Bastian is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Major League Bastian, and follow him on Twitter @MLBastian. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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New Balance 1187 Men's Shoe Review
New Balance 1187 Men's Shoe Scores | |
Comfort | 4.1 |
Ventilation | 2.5 |
Arch Support | 4.0 |
Foot Support/Stability | 3.8 |
Overall Sole Durability | 3.5 |
Toe Durability | 4.3 |
Traction | 4.2 |
Weight | 4.0 |
Overall | 3.8 |
- Traction
- Durability guaranteed
- Cushioning
- Aggressive cosmetics available
- Conservative cosmetics available
- Lack of ventilation
- D width may fit too wide for some
- Outsoles not especially durable
Being atypical of a New Balance tennis shoe, the 1187 offers technically styled cosmetics with performance features. The more aggressive look was a surprise and a hit with our team. While the shoe is also available in a more conservative white/navy cosmetic, our team wore the silver/black version. Even in the traditional white/navy, the 1187 is a technical looking shoe. On the first few wears our team found the styling to be backed up with instant comfort. The initial glove-like fit opened up to a fairly wide fit, even in the D width we tested. Though the wider forefoot fit wasn't accommodating to all, it was appreciated by those with medium to wide feet. Our playtesters found the outsole material and tread pattern to combine for top-notch tack on the hard court. If there were any weak points for the 1187, it would be ventilation and durability. However, the testers minds were more at ease knowing that New Balance backs this shoe with its NDurance outsole durability guarantee. All in all, the 1187 offered performance attributes with a comfortable feel, allowing our testers to perform at a high level.
Comfort - Score: 4.1
With a soft upper and wider forefoot fit, the 1187s proved to be comfortable straight out of the box. Granville enjoyed the fit, saying, "The 1187 fits my foot as well or better than any previous New Balance shoe I've worn. No pinching and no blisters. I chose this shoe for my last tournament (that should tell you something!). There's just enough cushioning for comfort and padded landings. A new style of performance shoe for New Balance and a very nice addition to their line."
Jason enjoyed the immediate comfort of a wider toe box. He said, "The cushioning was great from the get-go. The uppers were supple enough that I was able to feel 100% comfortable playing in these shoes from day one. What was great about this shoe was the wider toe box. I didn't feel as if my toes were being squished and pinched together. It was much appreciated!"
Enjoying the no break-in comfort was Spencer. He said, "There was immediate comfort as soon as I cinched them up on my feet. That doesn't always translate to comfort on the court, but I soon found out that it did in this case. Though I didn't experience any discomfort, I did notice the upper was shallow in the forefoot, lying right on top of my toes. I liked the midsole cushioning, as it gave me soft landings without giving up that court feel I really like."
Chris found the wider fit eventually hindered his comfort. He said, "I enjoyed the level of cushioning I found in these shoes. There was enough cushioning in the heel to make hard landings comfortable. The forefoot offered a lower to the ground and more responsive feel, but I still found enough cushioning for comfort. At first the shoes offered a very comfortable fit. However, after break-in the fit became too loose for me, no matter how tightly I laced them. With my feet sliding around inside the shoes, the bottom of my feet would get sore during a long match."
Ventilation - Score: 2.5
With limited mesh and perforations in the upper, our team was split when it came to judging breathability. The ventilation was a non-issue with Granville. He said, "I didn't notice too much ventilation, but I didn't notice my feet getting too hot, either."
Spencer didn't notice any extra heat. He said, "With a mesh tongue and mesh in certain other areas of the upper, ventilation was satisfactory. Not great, not bad, but enough. Again, there was a nice balance of upper support while keeping the shoes from getting hot."
Jason felt the ventilation could be improved. He said, "Even during indoor play, where it never got past 80 degrees, these shoes felt hot. It didn't matter what type of socks I was wearing, whether it was full polyester, full cotton or a blend of both, my feet were still sweating more than usual. There wasn't enough perforations or mesh for proper ventilation. "
Chris agreed, saying, "I found these shoes to run pretty hot. I usually don't mind some heat build up during play, but combined with my feet sliding around inside the shoes, it lead to more discomfort than usual. When wearing the shoes casually, the heat build up inside them was pretty annoying. I'm not sure if the shoes just needed more perforations or were too heavily layered in the uppers, but they ran hot."
Arch Support - Score: 4.0
Though the arch support was lower than medium, it didn't seem to have any effect on our crew. Jason was thrilled with the low height of these arches. He said, "There aren't too many tennis shoes that feature a low arch, so when I get to playtest one, I'm quite grateful. I thought it was great and I experienced no soreness. I'm sure Chris 'High Arch' Edwards didn't share my jubilance. "
The support got better as the shoes molded, according to Chris. He said, "The arch support was a tad low at first, but as the insoles molded to the shape of my feet, the fit became better. As far as rigidity went, the shoes offered the stiffness required to protect my arches. Both when moving laterally and when sprinting forward, my arches felt good. Thanks for the concern, Jason, but I had no issues here."
Spencer was happy with the amount of support. "Though the arch support was slightly lower than medium, it did the job. I didn't notice any lack of support in the arch area. Like other New Balance shoes I've worn, I felt good support in this area."
Finding minimal support from the arches was Granville. He said, "As with most tennis shoes, the insole and arch support were mostly useless for actual support. These are no exception. I use aftermarket insoles or orthotics for true support."
Foot Support/Stability - Score: 3.8
With a low to the ground feel and a wider forefoot base, the stability was very good. Liking the light weight, stable feel was Granville. He said, "While the 1187s are light weight, they are remarkably stable and fit my foot very well. The solid and stable upper materials wrapped my feet nicely. I just finished a match playing in 100 degree heat and the shoes help up to the heat, and to the the lateral sliding on the baseline."
Jason found good support when moving laterally. He said, "For the most part, I thought the shoe did a good job supporting my feet during play. Lateral movements felt very stable thanks to the S-Curve stability system in the midsole. What I had to dock points for was the support during forward movement. Specifically, pushing off. The foot opening felt either too low or too wide, because I could feel heel slippage when I would start moving."
Spencer was pleased with the support, saying, "With a low to the ground ride and a wide base in the forefoot, the lateral stability was great. I never had to worry about the shoes not holding the court, or my body weight for that matter, when it came to lateral changes of direction. This is one of the most important categories for me and the 1187 did a very good job. They were a little roomy in the forefoot, but with the lacing system I was able to cinch them in the needed places, locking my feet in."
Finding the support to wane as the playtest wore on was Chris. He said, "For the first week I thought the level of support was great. However, with continued wear the shoes opened up and the fit became sloppy. My feet were not only sliding around inside the shoes, they were able to rotate off the footbed when the shoe twisted during lateral moves. All the twisting and sliding I experienced inside the shoes put a major knock on my scores in this section. If the shoes came in a narrower width I'd definitely be moving down to a B for more support after break-in. Stability wise, the shoes seemed to flex and remain rigid in all the right areas, but support became a major issue for me."
Overall Sole Durability - Score: 3.5
Compared to the level of wear of other durability guaranteed tennis shoes, the 1187 was sub-par. Jason felt there was room for improvement when it came to durability. He said, "As a player who doesn't put that much wear and tear on my shoes, I was amazed at how much tread I wore away during the playtest. I noticed significant balding on the front medial sides of both shoes, but on my left foot I wore the outsole all the way down to the midsole. The saving grace would be the N-Durance Durability Guarantee."
Having similar sentiments to Jason was Spencer. He added, "I put a good amount of court time on these and I thought they wore quicker than a durability guaranteed shoe should. I tend to wear my soles on the medial side of the forefoot, under my big toe, and there was no exception here. The compound used for the outsole was good for traction but not ideal for durability, and because of that it eventually affected the traction. From the onset the traction was excellent. However, toward the end of the test period, because of the tread balding, I experienced a decrease in traction."
Chris felt the durability was adequate. He said, "Durability was decent for me. I found the shoes to wear the most in the usual areas (under my big toes), with pretty even wear everywhere else. While not the most durable shoe out there, durability was good enough that I would be tempted to get another pair if the fit was narrower."
Granville was pleased with the wear. He said, "The shoes held up well in all areas. The medial edges to the toe were first to show wear, as alway. This outsole is soft and sticky, and is very tough as well. I was very pleased and will continue wearing them."
Toe Durability - Score: 4.3
The design of the 1187s and the materials used combined for an effective toe bumper. Chris was impressed with the toe durability. He said, "The shoes were built up well around the toe and offered durability to match their looks. Despite all the toe dragging I did in them, the shoes held up very well in this area. I was impressed."
Granville was also happy with the toe protection, saying, "I'm not a big toe dragger, but the 1187s scored very well in toe durability. They should hold up well except in the most extreme cases."
Traction - Score: 4.2
The soft rubber outsole allowed excellent tack on hard courts, though some of the testers felt traction decrease as the outsole began to wear. Granville was thrilled with the traction, saying, "This is why I chose these shoes - excellent traction! The heat has been so high that I expected these shoes to get too soft, but they held up very well. Excellent side to side traction, and yes, I was sliding, I was skidding to a stop! High marks for this shoe."
Chris was happy with the grip on court. He said, "I was impressed with the traction. The shoes continued to grip the court even when the outsoles started to wear down, and I was able to push off and stop aggressively. I found the outsoles to offer adequate grip both when moving laterally and when sprinting up to net. Considering the durability I found in these shoes, the level of traction was especially impressive. To me, it seemed New Balance got the rubber compound just right."
Feeling the shoe maintained great traction was Jason. He said, "For a shoe that lacked in durability, it made up for it in traction. I thought the shoe did an excellent job gripping the hard court. I don't know if it was because the toe box was wider and there was more surface area contacting the ground, but the shoe maintained great traction during play. I did have a few minor slips while trying to stop, but it was toward the end of the playtest when the tread was already worn down."
Spencer felt the traction depended a lot on the durability. He said, "I liked the performance feel of the 1187 outsole. I liked stopping and starting, and quick changes of direction, because this shoe responded beautifully. I was able to trust this shoe to correspond with my movement. The traction is excellent only as far as the durability will take it, however. Once the tread wears, and I feel it wears a bit prematurely, the traction waned."
Weight - Score: 4.0
Considering this is a durability guaranteed shoe, our team felt the weight to be a non-hindrance. Chris felt the weight to be average. He said, "I didn't find the shoes to feel especially heavy, but they were far from feeling ultra light and fast like a New Balance 820. Weight wise, I would consider them just better than average. As the test wore on I became more aware of the mass of the shoes, but that was due more to the ill fit than the actual weight."
Feeling the weight gave a performance feel was Granville. He said, "These weigh in a full ounce under my cut off of a pound per foot. Nice. A truly lightweight performance shoe!"
Jason didn't notice the weight, saying, "The weight was a non-issue for me. It was light enough that I was able to put them on and forget about them. The weight of the shoe was distributed well enough that it didn't feel clunky, even though it's not the lightest shoe out there."
Liking the distribution of weight was Spencer. He said, "It's not so heavy that it slows down movement and it's not so light that it sacrifices stability. I felt the weight worked well, making it a well-rounded shoe that performs. I moved well in it, and I had plenty of confidence going full speed."
Overall - Score: 3.8
Chris - "I liked the looks, cushioning and traction, and the durability was pretty good."
Granville - "Good fit, light weight."
Jason - "The wide fit, traction and comfort were the stand out features for me."
Spencer - "The comfort and traction."
Chris - "The fit after break-in was just too wide and the lack of ventilation bothered me."
Granville - "I'm not crazy about the silver cosmetic."
Jason - "Lack of ventilation and durability, and heel slippage."
Spencer - "Though I applaud the aggressiveness of the cosmetic, I wasn't thrilled with how they looked when wearing them."
Comparing the fit and performance of the New Balance 1187 to other shoes they've worn, our testers said:
Chris - "I think New Balance has a shoe that can really appeal to the hard court player. It has comfort, traction and good durability. Those performance features would set it on track to compete with the likes of Barricades and Gel Resolutions, but the fit and ventilation drop it out of contention for me. All in all, definitely a step in the right direction for New Balance, and I look forward to trying future versions."
Granville - "While not as contoured as the upper end -- popular logo -- brands, this shoe offers great fit and function, and a durability guarantee at a fair price."
Jason - "This felt to me like a heavier, less ventilated version of the New Balance 900, but with a wider toe box."
Spencer - "I liked the New Balance 900 for its comfort, but it essentially had zero durability. The 1187 feels like an improved version. It is like a 900 with a little more muscle. It's more performance oriented and holds up much better."
Playtester Foot Types:
Chris - Narrow width / Medium arch
Granville - Narrow width / Low arch
Jason - Wide width / Low arch
Spencer - Medium width / Medium arch
Review date: January 2012. If you found this review interesting or have further questions or comments please contact us.
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I have been riding these tires for years and they NEVER disappoint. Flatting has been virtually eliminated from my riding regimen. I basically ride these tires to the point where the tread is worn to oblivion. I personally don't have a single "con" when it comes to these tires. I hope the 4000S II's maintain the same standards!
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20 January 2015 by Randy
I am now on my third set of Continental GP 4000s. I did have an issue with a side wall on my first set, but I have learned that this is a weak spot and I am very careful not let the sidewall hit anything as I ride. Other than than they are great all around training and even racing (amateur) tires. They hold in wet and I feel confident enough to hit 45+ MPH on a downhill without a big worry of a blow out. I will keep buying this tire and will recommend it to cyclist in a semi-competitive range of riding.
18 September 2014 by cdbike
These tires are wonderful! I am a larger frame male, 5'9" 220 lbs., living in Michigan and I have over 1000 miles on this set of tires and no flats. These tires wear well and corner great. I rotated the tires at 750 miles and look forward to rotating them before winter around 1500 miles. I purchased a pair that was made in Germany which is hand built. I have heard of people having problems with sidewalls giving out and I think they may have had a set from China which are not as good. The roads in Michigan can be in rough shape and these tires handled the potholes and uneven road surfaces well. The tires are very stable at high speeds. (52mph). I will buy another set when these wear out and I recommend these tires to all serious riders who enjoy ridding and don't want to worry about there tires durability.
13 September 2014 by TT
Best tire for the money on the market.
18 August 2014 by todd
Have used these tires and been very satisfied. today had a sidewall blowout on new tire. Found an oblique cut running nearly from rim to rim with blowout on sidewall. On inspection I found exactly same defect on the other tire. Don't know of running over anything. Suspect that may have happend but wonder if anybody has had similar problem?
2 August 2014 by clark
Been using these tires for years - I truly believe they're the best, and Probikekit sells them at a great price!
23 July 2014 by jeffk
The 4000s is the tire to use if you absolutely want to have the least chance of flatting during an important ride (e.g., race day, out in the boonies, etc). That said, you do give up some things for that reliability: long break in period (1000+ miles), harsher than other race tires even after break in, and decreased road feel. In the first few hundred miles they're absolutely brutal, feeling like solid rubber tires. They last a long time. At at 3500 miles on my last set the wear indicators still showed a lot of remaining tread life, and they had no cracks or deep cuts.
21 July 2014 by Ken
Great Tire, fast, corners well. It holds up well for the most part, but not good for roads with lots of debris. With PBK prices you can't go wrong.
7 July 2014 by Acombs
I have been using them for years. Prices are great and so are the products. Would highly recommend.
27 June 2014 by worthatri
My long time 'go to' tires have been Vittoria Rubino Pro Slicks. They are good all arounders. The GP 4000S are lighter, faster, more supple and grip the road better. They are superior to anything I've used. The price for a two pack could not be beat which was the cherry on an already tasty cake.
11 June 2014 by YankinChino
I have been using these tires for many years (8000 miles per year). I find they ride better the tires I have used in the past and they are very durable and resistant to flats.
10 June 2014 by Keith
I love these tires, but I've had numerous sidewall failures. I would guess that I've used about 15 of these tires (maybe more) and about 1 out of 5 have detrimental sidewall blowout failures. Like other people, I'll buy enough to last me a few years when they go on sale and the currency exchange rate is favorable and they tend to last quite a while. When they fail though, it's within 25 - 50 miles of being installed. I'm not sure if the 4000s II's address this issue and I'll be curious to see how they fair. Yes, I've checked the rims for nicks, etc. and there's nothing wrong with the rims, install, etc.
6 June 2014 by Kevin
Love this tire. It's smooth, corners like it's on rails and wears well. I usually buy several at a time from Probikekit. Great price!
5 June 2014 by crockout
These are the only tires I buy. They last plenty long enough for most riders. They are stable in the corners and everywhere else. They are the only tire I have used that feels reassuring while cornering, instead of skittish. I can't recommend these any more highly.
4 June 2014 by alklaifire
I have tried a number of tires and have never found any more reliable than the Conti4000S. Clearly, the best tire...No doubt!! I ride in some pretty shoddy roads in South Texas and these tires have proven themselves to perform above other brands.
11 May 2014 by DCRUZ
best all-around tire. all riders in my group ride with this. basically we are weekend warriors, club riders ... and do a few centuries, week-long tours. best price-performance. grips very well and good treadwear
21 April 2014 by ed
I've tried all the top brands, but the one I keep coming back to is the tried and true Conti GP 4000S. It provides great road feel, excellent handling and cornering, and a long, sturdy life expectancy. Everything you want from your tires.
14 April 2014 by Frozen snotrocket
Tires grab, ride great and feel fast. Great price and fast shippin.
11 April 2014 by Lb
Continental GP tires are the best. I am a large rider (240 lbs.), and these are the only tires I can count on for thousands of miles of flat-free biking. If you are not a skinny Euro-pro type, these are your tires.
7 April 2014 by Lew
Perfect riding tires, highly recommended
7 April 2014 by Steve
These tires are the best. Great grip and fairly light. Best of all, way less flats then traditional tires.
4 April 2014 by Frank
So, I got these tires because when I was looking for something new, pretty much every review I could find suggested going with the GP4000s and PBK has an awesome price on them. I only have about 100 miles on them, so I can't speak for durability, but in terms of ride there are a few things worth noting. 1) the grip is exactly what I expected, I feel like I'm carving into the concrete when I turn hard. It's quite the impressive feeling. 2) The tires were very well manufactured, they are very consistent. The only issue is that there was a lot of leftover from the molds, but that's wearing off now. 3) The ride/feel of them is better than other tires I've tried (zafforia's and hutchison mainly) they roll really well at 120psi and offer a somewhat smoother ride at the same pressures/sizes. 4) They were *very* tight to install, but they definitely won't be pulling out by accident. I realize the kevlar bead is 90% of this, but they could use to have just a bit more stretch. 5) I can tell that they are lighter than my last tires, and the feeling is great. Totally worth the expense just for that. All-in-all I'll be buying another set later in the year when I get these worn down enough.
3 April 2014 by rnienke
The Continental Grand Prix 4000S is one the best tires I've ridden for year round conditions in Colorado. Lightweight and solid construction give it a superior ride performance that minimizes road chatter and keeps you going for those all day adventures. Long lasting mileage make them my tire choice for past several years and PBK offers the best pricing I've come across!
31 March 2014 by biker303
I have used 23mm Continental 4000S Black Chili tyres for almost three years. I can get 6500km of tread wear from these tyres. This is a combination of 4000km on the front and 2500km on the rear. However, I find that life of this tyre is more often governed by sidewall integrity, than by tread life. Over half the time I have changed out the tyre due to sidewall slits rather than worn tread. Other cyclists I know say the same thing. Nevertheless, all things considered, these tyres are the best value, considering overall life, ride comfort, and price.
28 March 2014 by bill70j
These are the only tires I will ride. I am stocking up on these at this price. I use a set per summer and ride an average of 2000 miles without any problems. If they make a better tire I haven't found it for the $.
21 March 2014 by mtn_mann
They have the best price for this ttre (online or local). Reasonable shipping (2 tyres got me to free/racked shippingw). The package arrived promptly and I'm enjoying the new tyres. I plan to shop first for all my cycling needs.
20 March 2014 by Frank T
It's difficult to "not" use the Continental GP 4000s clincher road tires reason being, they work well in any weather. Using these tires for 4 seasons has been nothing short the best tires available. They wear slowly and you're able to vary the tire pressure which makes the ride better.
13 March 2014 by Roadrunner
This is a very good tyre that is durable enough to train on, yet still light enough to race on. Coupled with a good price it is my standard tyre and I keep several in stock.
11 March 2014 by Rick
This is my 3rd pair of 4000s. I went the last 8 months riding on gatorskins . Race season started so I switched to 4000s. The first ride was amazing. I can feel how much faster they roll. The second ride I went up to the mountains. On the descent it was night and day compare to other tires. The grip on the turns was too good to be true. I carried as much speed into the turns and never used my brakes. I just leaned the bike and it went right where I wanted it to. the feeling of security when I ride on 4000s is mind blowing. And you get all this $80 a pair. Amazing.
3 March 2014 by Crit Racer
This is the best training/racing tire available.
17 February 2014 by Velociraptor
After many years trying every kind of tire I discovered the continental GP 4000. What a great discovery, long wearing, positive feeling tire. I would recommend them to anyone.
6 February 2014 by Cub
Have run several different tyres for both training and racing, and I will continue to choose the 4000s, until Conti comes up with something better than the BlackChiliComp.
5 February 2014 by Lord Eric
I ride over 12,000 miles a year over pretty rough terrain so I have cycled through quite a few tires brands. By far, my favorites are the Conti GP 4000S tires.. I have yet to have one give out prematurely. The tires grip well and have some of the best rolling resistance numbers out there. I think puncture resistance is better than most and I ride them all year long for both commuting and racing. The tires come with wear markers are I find these are helpful indicators of when to replace them. It's also important to note that these are directional tires and because the arrows are hard to see, the easiest way to orient them is to look at the imprinted geometries. The shallower slope of the opposing triangles should face forward. When I can find them, I opt for the 25 mm versions. They have better rolling resistance and with the added air volume, I like having a bit more time to react in the event of a flat. If you're concerned about aero effects, one option is to run 23's in the front and 25's in the back.
5 February 2014 by Dave
The tires are great and the price was fantastic. What more could you want.
28 January 2014 by Edbike
These are the best tire available. Tough, trouble free and at a great price. These provide 1000's of trouble free miles. Thanks Probikekit.com for the great price and service
21 January 2014 by Gp4000s
Great high quality road tire, been using them for years and this is a great price!
13 January 2014 by Merlinmike
Excellent tire, light, long lasting, good road grip. Tremendous value and smooth transaction!!
13 January 2014 by Click racer
Excellent tires. Maybe the best on the market. Excellent value as well
11 January 2014 by Tom
I have been using the continental GP 4000S tires for the last few seasons. I have had excellent performance from the tires and they have been very dependable.
7 January 2014 by Mayor Daley
Excellent tire, handles well , good tread life. My go to tire.
4 January 2014 by Robdoc
Very simply, the highest quality tires available. They wear exceptionally well, maintain their tread and rarely if ever flat which also makes them overall very economical when compared to other tires. No reason to use any other tire for recreational riding or even racing.
4 January 2014 by bob
These tires are fast and feel great. A little bit soft for me to use as a rear tire since I am over 200 pounds. I rather use a 4 seasons or gator skin for the rear due to my weight.
3 January 2014 by jk
These Continental Grand Prix 4000S tyres are really good value for the money. They may not be the cheapest bike tyre on the market, however they wear incredibly well, are long lasting and quite puncture resistant. Don't leave home without them......
3 January 2014 by jogger
Excellent transaction. Excellent delivery!
3 January 2014 by Riverwoodtommy
I have been riding "Contis" for a number of years on my road bikes and decided to branch out and try some other top brands. After seeing some nice things (supple road feel), some bad things (tires that flat if you look at them too long), I came back to GP4000s as my go to training and racing tires. I think in terms of balance of positive attributes of rolling resistance, weight, durability, and performance, these are my currenr favorite performance road clinchers on the market.
3 January 2014 by Hoshie99
I have been using these tires for 3 seasons now, and see no reason to consider another brand or model. They do exactly what they are supposed to do, stick without feeling mushy. No worries on inflation, I inflate them to 95-115 on my Mavic wheels and 85-100 on my Hed wheels. Excellent treadwear (indicators can be checked for quick reference) and very resistant sidewalls. I stock up whenever they are on sale!
3 January 2014 by Doug
I've used these tires for several years now. They have great traction, wear very well and are somewhat puncture resistant. I've tried differnt tires and keep coming back to these not fancy and promoting themselves as something special just a good solid tire for both racing and training.
24 December 2013 by PeterW
Conti's GP 4000S Clinchers are probably the best balance of durability, grip, weight, and speed of any tyre available.
20 December 2013 by Lord Eric
After 3,000 miles I finally got a flat. Not surprised since my Conti. GP 3K's also got about the same mileage before being retired. No pun intended. Have been cycling for over 30 years, and have yet to find a tire I prefer over Conti. Consistent, reliable, carefree, long lasting, and a great grippy ride.
20 December 2013 by Bob
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verb: the act of fornication with no regard for the pleasure of the recipient. Usually accompanied by alcohol (see Jack Daniels hosing) and characterized by frenetic intensity.
I couldn't take staring at those jugs any longer. I took her back to my room and gave her a horrible hosing.
dari David Savino
Rabu, 19 September 2007


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