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Rubino Pro Control G2.0 Clincher Tire

Graphene 2.0 is an advanced material made of a single layer of carbon atoms arranged in a honeycomb structure. In tires, it enhances performance by improving grip, especially in wet conditions, increasing durability, and providing better overall handling. This means you can enjoy a safer and more responsive ride, whether you're training or racing.

The 3C technology uses three different rubber compounds in the tire tread, each designed for a specific purpose. This combination optimizes grip, durability, and rolling resistance, allowing you to enjoy a tire that performs well in various conditions while lasting longer. It's perfect for cyclists who want both performance and longevity in their tires.

Clincher tires feature a bead that hooks onto the rim, making them easier to install and remove compared to tubular tires. They are the most common type of bicycle tire, allowing for quick repairs and replacements. This convenience makes clincher tires a popular choice for both casual riders and competitive cyclists.

TPI measures the number of threads in one inch of the tire casing. A higher TPI, like 60, indicates a lighter and more flexible tire, which can enhance ride quality and performance. However, it may also increase susceptibility to punctures. This balance makes a 60 TPI tire a great option for cyclists looking for both performance and durability.

The PRB is a protective layer within the tire designed to prevent punctures from sharp objects like glass or nails. Made from strong materials, it enhances the tire's reliability, especially for cyclists who ride in urban areas or on rough terrain. This feature gives you peace of mind, knowing your tires are better equipped to handle potential hazards on the road.

Absolutely! Tires featuring Graphene 2.0 technology are designed to excel in various conditions, making them suitable for both training and racing. Their enhanced grip, durability, and performance characteristics ensure that you can rely on them whether you're logging miles in preparation for a race or competing at your best.