Continental Ultra Sport 2 Rigid Tyre
SKU: CONTTYRR401
GBP
10.99
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10.99
18.13
12.10
1,571.57
19.57
14.27
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Description
Continental Ultra Sport 2 Rigid Tyre; - The Ultra Sport 2 offers everything you need performance wise for racing. - Reliable puncture protection from the robust 3/180TPI design. - Good grip and a long tread life from the silica based compound. - 23mm width for the racers and 25mm for touring and long distance cyclists.
Specifications
| Brand | Continental |
|---|---|
| Discipline | Road, Triathlon |
| Colour | Black/Black |
| Size | 700x23mm, 700x25mm, 700x28mm |
Reviews (2)
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If there good enough why spend moreI'm a keen cyclist but not elite in anyway. I just like to go out and get a few miles under my belt. When choosing tyres I tend to stick with what I know. These have never let me down and my puncture rate is very minimal compared to fellow riders I ride with. If it's nothing too expensive but still a decent reliability you want. You wouldn't go far wrong with these tyres.
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Great tyre for the priceRunning these on both of my bikes. Have 4800kms on one so far with zero issues/flats. 25mm is really easy to fit on the rim and they provide a comfortable ride. For the price you can't go wrong.
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Q&A (1)
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- My last continental 4 seasons 28mm tyres on mavic krysirum rims actually measured 25.8mm , do all conti tyres come up short it puts me off trying these ultra sports 28mm should be 28mm. Thanks
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It is very difficult to say and it will depend upon the internal rim width. This width can vary from wheel to wheel, and if a newer wheel is likely to feature a wider rim profile which are designed more for wider tyres and to help keep their profile.
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