Welcome back to the Segmentist podcast everybody. Okay, Lefretz. It's November 8th, specifically at 819 in the morning here in Colorado. We've got most of the usual crew to chat through

the weekend bicycles.

We've got actually quite a few things to talk about

even though the racing season is behind us

and I believe shoddy Dave we have you for exactly

three minutes before you need to go pick up your daughter so before we introduce

anybody else, what are we learning about continental this week?

No, it's mad dad life in it. I'm actually going to dash off on some continental's to go and pick up in a minute but how about we talk

about continentals GP 5000 they are of course a successor to Contis hugely

successful GP4,000 tires have quickly surpassed these

as the tire of choice for trading and racing. If you've been listening to this

podcast at all this year you'll already know that the GP 5000 tires are made

with Continental's Black Chili Compound, Laser Grip and Vectron. But did you know that GP5,000 also use

active comfort technology.

I didn't you?

I didn't.

This revolution approach to cycling ties is embedded in the tire construction.

Active comfort technology absorbs vibrations

and smoothens your ride,

meaning you can not only ride faster,

but more comfortably. The GP5,000 is available in black, tan and

transparent sidewards ranging between 25 millimeters and 32 millimeter width as well. So to put it simply, continental

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