Vittoria Tyres

[The Central Scrutinizer]

Thanks for your comments
Thinking about it my specialized Roubaix pros still have got quite a bit of tread on them and i like them so i probably get the same when they wear out.

 

[vickster]

Thanks for your comments
Thinking about it my specialized Roubaix pros still have got quite a bit of tread on them and i like them so i probably get the same when they wear out.

Those are, based on a quick Google, at least £29 a tyre…you can get 2 Rubinos for less than the cost of 1 if you’re trying to save money

 

[wafter]

FWIW I have (IIRC) Zaffiro Pros on the Boardman and can't fault them - 1800 miles without a puncture and they seem roll well enough.

That said there seems to be quite a lot of variability within Vittoria's lineup, so I'd not nec. take a good review of one model as an endorsement of another, different one.

 

[Nibor]

Rubino G2 love them

 

[matticus]

My Rubino Pro III review: Post in thread 'Vittoria Rubino Pro Folding Clincher tyre' https://www.cyclechat.net/threads/vittoria-rubino-pro-folding-clincher-tyre.223198/post-6906387

Basically Good Value, bit Slippery in crap conditions.

 

[Ming the Merciless]

Seem to have migrated to Rubino Pros on three of my bikes over the years.

Was riding on conti City contacts on my winter bike. A comfortable ride, but lost confidence in them when I lost the front wheel on black ice.

You’re not going to find any slick that deals with black ice without fuss.