Vittoria Corsa Control Graphene 2.0 - Road Bike Tire - Foldable Bicycle Tires for Performance in Rough Roads (700x25c, para Black Black)
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Vittoria Corsa Control Graphene 2.0 - Road Bike Tire - Foldable Bicycle Tires for Performance in Rough Roads (700x25c, para Black Black)
- The Corsa road bike tires have been the performance choice bicycle tires of pros for years; Corsa Control tackles greasy cobbles and rough roads with all the confidence of the classic Corsa
- Better than ever with 4C Graphene compound technology! These bike tires feature 4 compounds in the tread (4C) for increased wear life, lower resistance and improved grip on the sides allowing for higher speed
- Supple yet durable 320 TPI Corespun-K reinforced casing; Premium cotton casing conforms closer to the road’s surface, providing a smoother ride, easier rolling, and better grip
- The chevron tread pattern adds dynamic performance to the Corsa Control road bike tire tread, allowing for increased grip on slippery surfaces, as well as added durability
- Vittoria is the official tire of USA Cycling. Tire choice of professional riders in the peloton. Winner of Tour de France, Giro d’Italia, Vuelta a España, Classics, World Championships, European Championships and Olympic Games.
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