Vittoria Randonneur II Tyre

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Top Features:

  • Puncture resistant rigid tyre for everyday reliability
  • Size: 650x35c

Product Data

  • Tyre Bead: Wire
  • Wheel Size: Multiple size options
  • Terrain: Tarmac
  • Tyre Type: Clincher
  • Commuter: Yes
  • Touring: Yes
  • Road: Yes

Description

Speed and safety on city roads in all conditions. Thanks to its Aqua-Flow tread pattern, Randonneur is at home on the road even in the rain. Randonneur features a 60 TPI nylon casing, Aramid 3D compound for optimal duration and grip, "Double Shielding" puncture protection.

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Customer Reviews

Vittoria Randonneur II Tyre is rated 4.4 out of 5 by 250.
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Excellent tyre Excellent quality tyre. I don't think I had even one puncture while using these. The only downside is that they're more difficult to install/remove than other, softer tyres. But my goodness they're worth the extra effort.
Date published: 2017-10-18
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Excellent price, nice ride Great at the price, way less punctures, quiet comfortable, would certainly recommend to all happy with the purchase
Date published: 2017-01-22
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Best commuting tyres I've ever had In 6+ years of using these tyres on my London commute (12 miles each way) I've never had a puncture. They may not be the lightest tyres out there, but if remaining puncture free in cities is your goal you can't beat these. And the grip well on the roads. I've also used Gatorskins for commuting - had punctures. I've had Armadillos - skidded into cars when braking. The Randonneurs win hands down. And to top it all they're a fraction of the price of the alternatives.
Date published: 2017-01-04
Rated 3 out of 5 by from Good puncture-proof properties and looks good Bought these for my sons commute to school. He thinks they look cool and no punctures yet.
Date published: 2016-11-15
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Q & A

Randonneur II Tyre or schwalbe marathon plus?

not sure which tyre to go for heard both good and bad reviews on both tyres
Asked by: MJDL88
Both tyres offer a good level of puncture resistance for the money, however the Marathon Plus is a tougher tyre and has a faster rolling tread compound.
Answered by: Leftleg
Date published: 2014-03-24

What is the stated maximum psi for these tyres

Asked by: flexcamp
Depends on width. On my 28s 60-90 PSI is listed on the website but 85 PSI is printed on the sidewall as the max. Check the Vittoria website: http://www.vittoria.com/en/product/city-trekking/#product-143 These tyres are the Vittoria Randonneur (not the Pro foldable version). Hope this helps.
Answered by: EmperoroftheSam
Date published: 2013-10-23

700x28 reflective sidewall?

do they make the 700x28 with a reflective sidewall and if so do you have them? Last ones i ordered were plain black which look nice but in the dark i think id like the reflective option
Asked by: bigshane
It seems that they now do have reflective sidewalls. My old (4yo) radonneurs didn't have the reflective sidewalls but my new ones bought in 2013 do. They're also a little easier to get onto the rims.
Answered by: JHob
Date published: 2014-03-29

tyrse

will the vittoria randonneur city tyres be compatiable with my wheels, i am running 700x25 at the moment
Asked by: Anonymous
The 700x28c comes up at 25 on the rim, it's narrower than stated
Answered by: Darren75
Date published: 2013-10-23

Reflective side wall on the 28's?

Hi there, the description says "none reflective side wall". Is that true for all sizes? i.e the tyres don't have reflective side walls. Thanks
Asked by: HereIsScott
Hi, On the 28s I received there was no reflective sidewall. Hope that helps
Answered by: EmperoroftheSam
Date published: 2013-10-23

how many are in the package

one or two tires?
Asked by: mrstevekempen
just one
Answered by: anubis0001g
Date published: 2013-10-23

Are these Tyres Fold-able?

Are these Tyres Fold-able? I plan on touring next year and need to know if I can fold these to carry them?
Asked by: MartinRees
My order arrived in a plastic bag unfolded,so probably not.Vittoria do make folding versions of some of their range - see website - Vittoria.com
Answered by: Res44
Date published: 2015-06-28

Will these tyres fit my Alexrims 559x18?

What size inner tubes will I need?
Asked by: rbk85
These tyres will not fir your rims. You will require a tyre from the following section of the website. http://www.wiggle.co.uk/c/cycle/7/Tyres_-_MTB_Road/ Inner tube size will depend on width of the tyre purchased.
Answered by: WiggleMark
Date published: 2013-10-23

Size 700x35 - reflective sidewalls as pictured?

Do the 37-622s have reflective sidewalls. Picture indicates they do but text says "non reflective"?
Asked by: akp99z
These are non-reflective I am afraid.
Answered by: Leftleg
Date published: 2014-07-10

Gravel riding

Would these be any good for slapping on my training bike and taking over onto the trails (all gravel)? It's just an issue really of- would I have enough grip with these tyres? If the 700x28 didn't fit I'd go for 25s as I know I can 25 in my frame/brakes
Asked by: speedfreek
It consists of sipes cut into a slick type tread so doesn't give grip on wet or muddy trails. Fine on dry gravel though and well tough enough for rough trails.
Answered by: MerciaMan
Date published: 2014-11-09
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