Vittoria Rubino G+ Series with Graphene
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
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Vittoria's Rubino Pro collection utilizes a G+ Isotech® graphene compound to make a lightweight tire that delivers on grip and speed without losing durability for all-around use. Partnered with fellow Italian company Directa Plus, Vittoria is able to source the highest quality of the extremely lightweight, flexible, yet durable graphene material, and by incorporating it into the Rubino Pro's 3C rubber compound, you get an everyday tire that makes no compromise when it comes to delivering excellent speed, grip, longevity, and flat protection.
It's amazing to see products starting to come out with graphene.
Have the speeds coming in the mail. First time using Vittoria tires.
I had Vittoria Corsa 700x25c tires but swapped them to Rubino Pro Control 700x28c because I got tired of punctures. It was very noticeable to have less punctures. 700x28c also provided me a little bit more suppleness. For our Massachusetts roads these tires are really necessary. I rode with Rubino tires 200km+ rides and I can say that they a little bit more bumpier, slower and heavier than a Corsa. Corsa tires are excellent everywhere except the puncture protection. I used to have punctures with glass shards and other things.
yo uso esas llantas rubino pro speed muy rapida, tu canal es genial,
After 10k km I am a happy user of this tire Rubbino Pro Control. It is on my flat bar (not for competition) and will buy it again. The only down point, it gives a rigid feeling and the comfort could be better. But it resist so well to puncture...
"... like up here in Portland (don't move here)..."
Ha!
Merci pour tout c'est information A+
Good information
Id like to know all the colors available pls,,,thank you
Are they all tubeless?
I just bought a set of Rubino Pro. Surely they must be better than the Maxxis Relix or Dolomites! Yay or nah! Running Durano DD now and just to sloooowwwww!
Hi! What is the difference between the G+ and just G?
Two-dimensional? Really? Ultra thin and light but not two-dimensional.
From Popular Mechanics:
"To their surprise, they found that 2D graphene, which is a single flat layer of carbon atoms arranged in a honeycomb structure, has many of the same mechanical properties as 3D graphite, which is a naturally occurring form of carbon made up of a very weak stack of many layers of graphene."
LMAO! I never buy Italian tires. They don't last long.