Vittoria Zaffiro Rigid Clincher Tyre 2013
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Vittoria Zaffiro Rigid Clincher Tyre 2013
Vittoria Zaffiro Rigid Clincher Tyre 2013
Vittoria Zaffiro Rigid Clincher Tyre 2013
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| Black / Black | 700x23c | Add this item to your wishlist | Add to Basket | ||
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| White / Black | 700x23c | Add this item to your wishlist | Add to Basket | ||
| Black / Black | 700x20c | Discontinued - no longer available | |||
| Black / Black | 700x25c | Discontinued - no longer available | |||
| Black / Black | 700x28c | Discontinued - no longer available | |||
| Black / Orange | 700x25c | Discontinued - no longer available | |||
| Black / Red | 700x25c | Discontinued - no longer available | |||
| Yellow / Black | 700x23c | Discontinued - no longer available | |||
Top Features of the Vittoria Zaffiro Rigid Clincher Tyre 2013
Zaffiro is recognised everywhere as the training tyre for the serious rider.
Top Features of the Vittoria Zaffiro Rigid Clincher Tyre 2013
- Reliable and convenient 26 TPI wire bead tyre
- Hard wearing with potential for high mileages
- Economical, long life tyre that rides and looks special
- Sizes: 700x20, 700x23, 700x25, 700x28
- Weight: 330, 340, 350, 400
- Max Bar Rating: 7-9, 5-8 (700x28c)
- Max PSI Rating: 100-130, 70-115 (700x28c)
Product Data
| Road: | Yes |
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| Weight (g): | 340 |
| Tyre Bead: | Wire |
| Threads Per Inch: | 26 |
| Wheel Size: | 700c (622) |
The tyre is reliable, prevents fewer flats, has great grip and a long tread life. Low rolling resistance makes the kilometres in the saddle a pleaseure, not a chore.
About Road Race Tyres
These tyres are for racing style bikes that use clincher/hooked rims, these are the most common fitment and hook onto the rim and require an inner tube. There is a wide choice of tyres within this category and the right choice is important. Lighter tyres will accelerate quickly, but will be more prone to punctures so getting a balance is extremely important. If you require a tyre for all round use look for something with puncture protection, an average TPI(Threads Per Inch) and average weight. If you require a fast tyre and speed is the only thing that matters look for a low weight folding tyre with high TPI. If durability is your priority and speed is not so important look towards the puncture resistant tyres and consider going for a wider tyre, these will be less prone to punctures and offer a bit more comfort. For wet road conditions a triple compound or winter tyre is a good choice, these use a softer compound on the cornering surface to maximise grip.
About the Vittoria brand
Vittoria Industries Ltd. with an annual production of more than five million tires (mainly for race bikes) and nine hundred thousand famous tubulars all developed and produced in its wholly owned factory Lion Tyres in Thailand, is one of the largest race bike tire specialists and producers in the world. Its mission is to create higher value for its stakeholders and offer high quality tyres with the best available technologies to professional riders and bicycle enthusiasts. More than 15 professional teams (Pro Tour and Continental), several National Cycle Federations and the UCI Technical Centre in Aigle (CH) have used Vittoria tires for their races and training programs for many years.
Sizing information
| Recommended Vittoria Tyre Pressure |
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For normal road surface and dry conditions. Note rim specifications regarding max tire pressures allowed. For wet or rough roads, decrease by 0.5 bar (7.5 psi). For tubular tyres, increase by 0.5 bar (7.5 psi). Ideal tyre pressure is subject to many variables such as road surface, weather conditions, bike materials and setup, rider’s weight and lastly, riding style. The best way to fine tune ideal tyre pressures is field testing a variety of different pressures. One method is to use a short criterium style circuit, preferrable with a variety of corners. Start with the suggested pressure and ride a lap. Each following lap, lower the pressure by 5psi until you feel the tyres start to “wallow” or move a bit. This is your lowest pressure point. Return to the above table pressures and raise 5psi each lap until the tyres start to bounce and skip/move across the surface. This is your max pressure. Decrease by 5 psi from here until you feel you have the best pressure for the conditions. Keep a tyre pressure log, including road surface, techinicality of the course, weather conditions, tyre type, brand, and TPI. Finally, the bike you used and your weight on that day. Over time, this log will become a valuable tool for referencing tyre pressures and road conditions in order to optimize your performance when on race day. |
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There is no specific way the tyre must be mounted onto the rim, due to the identical tread patterns in either direction.
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surely the writing must read from left to right? zaffiro not oriffaz? :-)
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I have just bought a pair in blue tread and black wall.
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