🚴 Black Chili Continental Sprinter Tubular Road Bicycle Tire - 28x22 Size for Optimal Performance Review

I train and race and get on average one apartment a year. I only get an apartment when they are on or when I go places I shouldn't.

Ordered for my husband And he literally can't stop talking about these tires. He told me they are very good and easy to mount on carbon bikes or something, I'm happy for him!

Good grip, wears well, seems fast. Probably not as good as the old Sprinters, which were natural rubber instead of vulcanized. Handles small cuts well. However, always check before you travel.

I love the Continental. If I were 18 (late bloom *cough cough*) I'd love, not go crazy. Lol Unfortunately junk science writing about sports has tried unsuccessfully to prove that wider low pressure tires = less drag. It was garbage, but it stuck. I'm still so glad I can find thin, high-pressure hoses

Still made in Germany, not in a huge mega factory in Thailand or elsewhere with minimal oversight. I often sink these tires to the point where the cords are visible through the tread and when I flatten the tire (rarely) they have a tubular shape which is the easiest to open, patch and sew back on. The profile is great in all conditions and the cornering profile is consistent, giving you the confidence that only tubular tires can give. The only downside is that the body is a bit stiff, which…

I like it. but sometimes they have some hops in them. I think it's (at least in my case) because the baseband kind of overlaps with itself and creates a little bounce in the wheel that you can really feel at speed once you've pumped it up. However, they are good, fast and persistent. In my experience I've been there for two seasons now. My front tire has had two full seasons of racing (about 1800-2000 miles for me) and has not punctured and looks good to use for season three. My rear tire blew…