Vittoria Pave CG Open Clincher Road Tyre

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    • 700c 25c $34.99
    

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    Top Features:

    • Open Clincher only
    • TPI: 320
    • Use: Extreme conditions
    • Weight: varies from 240g - 280g
    • Compound: Isogrip
    • Series: Pro

    Product Data

    • Tyre Bead: Folding
    • Wheel Size: 700c (622)
    • Terrain: Tarmac
    • Tyre Type: Clincher
    • Commuter: Yes
    • Touring: Yes
    • Road: Yes

    Description

    The family of cotton tyres benefits from casing with 320 TPI (threads-per-inch) that’s one of a kind in terms of flexibility and lightness, from a tread that’s the result of millions of km in races around the world and from new, even better performance lightweight puncture protection, offering 40% better than ever before. The full range of cotton tyres features the new ISOgrip compound for yet more grip and safety. Vittoria has a long tradition of success: its tubulars and treads have won the greatest number of races in history.

    Delivery

    The delivery options available for shipping this product along with the contents of your basket to USA are:

    • Standard Tracked Delivery: Estimated Delivery Monday 02/11/2020 – $16.49
      Spend $70.21 more to qualify for free tracked delivery
    • Tracked Courier Delivery: Estimated delivery Thursday 29/10/2020 - $23.07

    Returns

    We will happily refund any item purchased on Wiggle if returned to us within 365 days; excluding Wiggle gift vouchers, nutrition and customised products, except when faulty.

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    Returned goods must be unused and supplied with their original packaging, unless the goods are faulty. Wiggle will pay the return postage costs for any faulty items.
    More information on Wiggle's return policy

    Magazine Reviews

    Review from Bikeradar

    Riders at Paris-Roubaix and the Tour of Flanders often use tyres with green bands â€" these are Vittoria's well-proven Pave CG tubulars. And if you want to enjoy the performance of the Pave CGs without swapping to tubs, then Vittoria also offers the Open Pave CG III.

    Available like the tubular in 25mm or 27mm widths, our 25mm tyres weigh 257g each, and share the tubular's Corespun 320TPI (threads per inch) casing. This cotton casing is handmade in the same way as its tubular cousin, except with a clincher bead instead of being sewn up around a latex tube. The casings also contain Kevlar, which adds strength to the suppleness that's delivered by the high thread count.

    With our tyres inflated to 80psi - a typical cobbles pressure - the Pave CGs demonstrated a great compromise between speed and grip, with no perceptible increase in rolling resistance compared to the 23mm tyres they replaced.

    The tread pattern is identical to the much loved Corsa CX road tyre, with a file tread centre strip and diagonal ridges on each side, and despite theories suggesting that a smooth surfaced tyre offers as much grip as one with a file tread, we believe this tried and trusted design to be superior when the surface is changeable.

    In conclusion...

    Taking in flooded, muddy, thorny country lanes, and potholed unmade roads, the Vittorias never once gave us cause to question their grip, their supple casing ensuring every turn or direction change felt secure.

    The added air volume certainly increased comfort, and the wider contact patch that results is especially reassuring under hard braking on a slimy road. After a couple of hundred miles, we've yet to experience any cuts, flats or doubts that the Pave CG III is a superior tyre for poor riding conditions.

    Rating: 5/5

    Customer Reviews

    Vittoria Pave CG Open Clincher Road Tyre is rated 4.6 out of 5 by 135.
    Rated 5 out of 5 by from Vittoria great tyres, with race proven heritage Vittoria I think are the most over looked tyres, they have real race heritage and their performance is outstanding. Pretty much all of the top pro races have been won on these tyres in the past and currently and the tubular versions are the go to race tyres. There are a lot of other brands which are pushed and promoted but these brands dont have the heritage in racing and become more about fashion for those who dont know the real background to cycling and cycle racing. I have Vittoria tyres on pretty much all my bikes including my MTB's and one of my gravel bikes. Only one bike dosent which has continental GP5000's on another brand with race heritage.
    Date published: 2020-07-31
    Rated 3 out of 5 by from Not sure about these... Bought a pair of 27's for my new wheel set, more like 25's as others have previously mentioned, light and great grip but had a split across my front tire after 200 miles of riding, rear seems okay so far. Maybe I am unlucky who knows but others have had similar experiences... for 20 quid maybe worth a shot... would I recommend... not sure.... I was hoping for a plusher ride than 25's but you won't get that with these 27's. Heard they are not being made any more, did I get old stock? who knows?
    Date published: 2020-07-06
    Rated 5 out of 5 by from Great Quality Great quality tyre at a reasonable price. Tough and dependable.
    Date published: 2020-06-19
    Rated 5 out of 5 by from Excellent tyre - especially at this price (<£20) I have had these for the past 12 months on my steel frame bike and they have made a definite improvement to the feel of the bike. Excellent grip and no punctures in all of the time I have had them.
    Date published: 2020-06-03
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    Q & A

    Are they foldable?

    As I'm not going to use them all year round, I want to know if I can fold them and store them for the next year after this winter has finished.
    Asked by: hiroshimadan
    Yep, they come in the box folded!
    Answered by: CycleTom
    Date published: 2015-04-05

    Will 18-25 Continental inner tubes work with the 27c version?

    Asked by: TheHound
    Can't guarantee it but probably will. Use in the 27's will stretch the tube a bit but it I doubt it will cause failure. I've run 18-23 tubes in 25 &amp; 27 tires from time to time with no problems. Follow the manufacturers recommendations where you can but if you've got tubes lying around that you aren't going to use otherwise why not give it a go?
    Answered by: Mainediver218
    Date published: 2015-03-29

    I was considering buying these to use on the Paris Roubaix sportive, are they the best tyre for this, what others should I consider?

    I will be fitting the to mavic kyseriums on a cervelo r5 vwd, what is the widest width I can fit and avoid rubbing? And other than buying all the possible tyres and fitting how else do folks know what width tyres their bikes will support. Thanks in advance for your answers.
    Asked by: Dpickler
    These would be a good option as well as the Schwalbe Marathon tyres, linked below. For your model if bike, it's likely a 28c width tyre should be the widest the frame could accommodate.
    Answered by: WiggleAndyE
    Date published: 2014-11-09

    Tyre Pressures

    The tyre states a minimum tyre pressure of 100psi. This is pretty high for a modern tyre and the ride on a CAAD12 isn't comfortable at this pressure. Anyone ride a lower pressure (say 90?) and how does it feel.
    Asked by: 2old2mould
    Hi - I have these tyres on my Raleigh hike and De Rosa. I run them at 85psi with no issues and they give a comfortable ride.
    Answered by: Kiddibir
    Date published: 2020-08-03

    Tyre Colour

    Is the actual colour 'Black/Green/Black' as stated in the dropdown option or is it Green/Black/Green, ie, with the green on each side wall?
    Asked by: Ronseal
    This should be the Green/Black/Green option, the third evolution of this tyre. Apologies for any inconvenience caused.
    Answered by: WiggleMattS
    Date published: 2015-02-26

    Will the 27c version fit a Cannondale SuperSix Evo 2014?

    Asked by: Radar99
    Clearance could be tight but these should fit.
    Answered by: WiggleMattS
    Date published: 2018-04-15

    What is the difference between Open Pave CG and Open Pave CG Evo?

    Asked by: NickLattimer
    I can confirm that the Evo's have a softer compound in the middle of the tyre giving more grip in all weathers and and cornering at speed. I hope this helps.
    Answered by: wigglegrant
    Date published: 2015-09-27

    Is this the Open Pave for 2013?

    Prior to 2013, the only Open Pave was the 700x24 CG Evo, with the central green band. For 2013, the Open Pave CG (no Evo in the name) is listed by Vittoria as being available in 700x25 or 700x27 sizes, with the green bands on the shoulders. Given this is listed as 700x25 and the green bands are the same, is it safe to assume that this the newer, 2013 Open Pave? Additionally, will Wiggle be stocking the 700x27mm version? Thanks!
    Asked by: ElJimboGrande
    I can confirm that these are the new 2013 versions of the Evo's and unfortunately we have not got the 700x27 on the new stock lists so we will not be getting this size. I hope this helps and if you have any queries please let me know.
    Answered by: wigglegrant
    Date published: 2013-10-23

    Off road?

    Would the 28's be suitable for light off road on bridle ways, light gravel etc for my CX bike?
    Asked by: DickieW
    This should work for you, just check them regularly before and after riding.
    Answered by: WiggleKingL
    Date published: 2015-09-09

    Is it much wider than the old 24mm version?

    Asked by: mantasm
    I can confirm the width difference is 1mm between the 24mm version and this 25c version.
    Answered by: WiggleAlex
    Date published: 2013-10-23
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