Looking for outstanding grip and traction for race - winning on rough roads, wet and greasy cobbled streets, and slippery surfaces? The Vittoria Corsa Control G2.0 is your ideal choice. This tyre triumphed in the 2018 Strade Bianche, famous for its slippery and unpredictable terrain. With a thicker tread for top - notch puncture protection, the Graphene 2.0 compound, and the 4C compound layup in the tread, it offers optimized rolling performance, excellent grip and traction, and a long wear life. Technologies: Graphene 2.0 Compound: Vittoria's unique Graphene compound is great for rolling, gripping, traction, and durability. It meets the performance needs for competitive racing. While the original Graphene Compound improved performance across all cycling disciplines, Graphene 2.0 focuses on specific discipline requirements for speed, grip, durability, and puncture resistance. 4C Compound: Developed exclusively by Vittoria, it achieves high - end performance. The 4C uses four separate rubber compounds in the same tread, providing unmatched versatility in the central and side tread areas. Rigorously tested, it meets the performance demands of road and off - road cyclists, offering better rolling efficiency, grip, and puncture protection. Specifications: Tyre Bead - Folding; Tyre Type - Clincher; Terrain - Tarmac; Casing - Corespun K 320 TPI.

Using the Vittoria Corsa 700x30 Fold Para - blk - blk G2 tyre is straightforward. First, make sure your bike's wheels are clean and free from debris before installing the tyre. When mounting, be careful to align the tyre bead properly with the rim. For optimal performance, inflate the tyre to the recommended pressure, which you can find on the sidewall of the tyre. When riding, these tyres perform best on tarmac roads, but they can also handle wet and slippery conditions well. Just be a bit more cautious on extremely rough or sharp - edged surfaces as even though they have good puncture protection, very sharp objects can still cause damage. For maintenance, regularly check the tyre pressure before each ride. If the tyre gets dirty, you can clean it with a mild soap and water solution. Avoid using harsh chemicals as they can damage the tyre's compounds. Also, inspect the tread regularly for signs of wear and replace the tyre if the tread is significantly worn down.