Help - Vittoria Zaffiro Clincher Tyre

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zexel

Veteran
Location
Cambs
Depends how's you ride, but generally hard wearing means not a lot of grip, especially in the wet.
 

Alun

Guru
Location
Liverpool
No, I had some Rubino 3 rigid tyres, though. 3500 miles, no p*****s and decent grip. Your link describes folding tyres, I don't think they are, as the folders are listed separately. Seems like a low TPI count at 26.
 

ceeque

Regular
rode `em for a coupla years, lots of miles (well, to me anyway!)... about a 1000, never had a puncture and rode really well, had absolutely no complaint with `em at all, unbeatable for the price ... just make sure you keep them up to your chosen pressure, in my case it was 95/100 psi at the back and 90 on the front and you won`t go wrong ....
 

vickster

Legendary Member
They were going to put them on my Pearson, but I wanted red tyres so went for the Schwalbe Blizzards for around £23 for a pair

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/2-x-Schwalbe-...sure_cycling_bikeparts_SR&hash=item4159bc6f03

Seem fine - done 8 miles so far :laugh:
 

vickster

Legendary Member
By far the skinniest thing I have ever ridden on. They were recommended when I was seeking red rubber
 

gaz

Cycle Camera TV
Location
South Croydon
Zaffirios are bottom of the range and offer no puncture protection.

The vittoria brand is very good, my choice is the diamente (sp)
 
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