Challenge Paris-Roubaix Open Tubular Road Tyre Tyres |
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| Availability | In stock |
| Product ID |
42245
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| Brand | Challenge |
| Store | Wiggle UK and ROW |
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| Description |
Perfect for all riding conditions, this tyre gives you fast-rolling resistance and excellent handling when cornering. Technologies: Challenge Handmade Clinchers (HCL): These Handmade Clinchers are made from the same materials and processes as our handmade tubulars but instead of sewing an inner tube inside the casing is wrapped around an aramid bead to form a tire that fits on a clincher rim. The HCL is moulded flat, not in a horseshoe like a TLR or VCL. This shape allows the casing to naturally deform over surface imperfections and minimize rolling resistance. A tubeless tire is moulded in a U-shape to make the sidewalls rigid, so the system does not “burp” or lose air when it deforms after it encounters a surface imperfection. The tubeless tire’s stiff sidewall compromises its ability to equal a supple HCL with a latex inner tube.
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| Stockist | Catalog Name | Price | |
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| Wiggle UK and ROW | Challenge Paris-Roubaix Open Tubular Road Tyre Tyres | £39.99 | Visit Store |
Perfect for all riding conditions, this tyre gives you fast-rolling resistance and excellent handling when cornering. Technologies: Challenge Handmade Clinchers (HCL): These Handmade Clinchers are made from the same materials and processes as our handmade tubulars but instead of sewing an inner tube inside the casing is wrapped around an aramid bead to form a tire that fits on a clincher rim. The HCL is moulded flat, not in a horseshoe like a TLR or VCL. This shape allows the casing to naturally deform over surface imperfections and minimize rolling resistance. A tubeless tire is moulded in a U-shape to make the sidewalls rigid, so the system does not “burp” or lose air when it deforms after it encounters a surface imperfection. The tubeless tire’s stiff sidewall compromises its ability to equal a supple HCL with a latex inner tube.
