Training tested, racing approved
Designed for intensive training, the Rubino Pro G2.0 Tubular Tire is equally suitable for racing events.
Building on Vittoria's famed Rubino platform, it utilizes the same exclusive 3C Graphene compound structure, long service life, puncture protection, and sharp handling traits, but adds Corespun 290 TPI, a cotton-poly blend, to deliver a strong, flexible casing capable of sustaining high pressures without sacrificing performance or comfort.
The Rubino Pro has long been a favorite for both training and racing, and with the addition of Graphene technology compounds, is more versatile than ever!
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Reviewed 12/11/2020
by Vegas Blake
Cycling Enthusiast
Las Vegas, NV
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These are all I run except on Race Day......
These Vittoria Rubino Pro Tubulars do not disappoint.....Durable, Lightweight, and Fast......I only run these for Training and Every Day riding on my Reynolds DV3K 46mm Carbon Wheels, then switch to the Vittoria Corsa Speed Tubulars on Race Day on a second set of Reynolds Carbon Wheels. Vittoria is all I will every use or need. GREAT TIRES!
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