Hi there, does someone has experience with this tyre please ?
Seems to be lightweight and with a very low rolling resistance for a clincher.
Though the tyre doesn't have any puncture protection, lightweight + low rolling resistance seems like a good combination for races and TT's.
The thing is, there are not much customer reviews out there. But the ones out there are very positive. Hence I am surprised that the visibility of this tyre on the market is so low...
Cheers.
Vittoria Rubino Pro Speed G+
Moderator: robbosmans
For general riding, I'd still run Turbo Cottons, lower rolling resistance and proven comfort and (relative) mileage.
That said, after Damon Rinard commented that on the new Cannondale wheels they found Rubino Pro Speeds the fastest tire (rolling + aero), bought a pair for my TT bike to run on a full Ironman bike leg.
They held up fine and theoretically weren't too slow either - the conditions were very variable so hard to assess Crr and aero effect. Will check the performance on an upcoming 25km TT in a couple of weeks, which will give more insights.
And they're twice cheaper than Turbo Cottons.
That said, after Damon Rinard commented that on the new Cannondale wheels they found Rubino Pro Speeds the fastest tire (rolling + aero), bought a pair for my TT bike to run on a full Ironman bike leg.
They held up fine and theoretically weren't too slow either - the conditions were very variable so hard to assess Crr and aero effect. Will check the performance on an upcoming 25km TT in a couple of weeks, which will give more insights.
And they're twice cheaper than Turbo Cottons.
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