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Folding Bead Road Tyre 700x28 Zaffiro Pro V - Black
  • Folding Bead Road Tyre 700x28 Zaffiro Pro V - Black
  • Folding Bead Road Tyre 700x28 Zaffiro Pro V - Black
Folding Bead Road Tyre 700x28 Zaffiro Pro V - Black

VITTORIA

8833642

Folding Bead Road Tyre 700x28 Zaffiro Pro V - Black

KES7,650.00
VAT included
  • Folding Bead Road Tyre 700x28 Zaffiro Pro V - Black
  • Folding Bead Road Tyre 700x28 Zaffiro Pro V - Black
Folding Bead Road Tyre 700x28 Zaffiro Pro V - Black
Size :
28-622
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We selected this tyre from the Vittoria range for its excellent balance of comfort, robustness and performance. A must-have for training

BENEFITS

Grip

3C rubber blend including Graphene G+ Isotech

Robustness

High-strength 26 TPI nylon casing

Easy assembly / dismantling

Folding bead tyre

Compatibility

ETRTO dimensions: 28-622

Weight

340 grams per unit

Instructions

Download

TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS

About the Zaffiro

The industry standard in performance training tyres is back with a fresh design and increased performance! The subtle central grooves and shoulder texture retain the safe feel of the previous Zaffiro.
The alternating smooth profile and graphene compound mimic the feel of Zaffiro's high-end counterparts with added robustness and a more affordable price point

Measuring tyre wear

To measure wear on your road tyres and know when they need changing, you need to pay special attention to the tread. Signs of wear are:
- the tread starts to fray,
- small cracks appear on the tyre,
- the tread starts looking flat,
- the casing is visible.
Tyres wear in many different ways and often require replacement.

Inflating your tyre

Carefully inflate your tyre. The recommended pressure is indicated on the tyre's sidewall and on the product description.
Check that your tyres are aired up to a proper pressure before every ride.Be sure to inflate your tyre to the right pressure for the terrain and, most importantly, the weather.
In rainy weather, decrease the tyre pressure to increase your traction.
Similarly, you can increase the tyre pressure in dry weather