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Racing 5 DB Distributor: i-ride


Freshly updated this year, the aluminium Racing 5 wheelset is perfectly suited to autumn/ winter endurance road warriors. New laser etched graphics are inscribed on a low profile 24mm deep rim with a modern 20mm internal width. They offer excellent handling in all weather conditions and the option of voluminous tyres for poor road surfaces. Sealed cartridge hub bearings and steel spokes mean the Racing 5 weighs in at an impressive 1,660 grams.


10 Oxford


Metro Elite Distributor: Oxford


The Metro Elite tyre has a 3mm puncture belt and comes in two sizes 700 X 35c and 700 X 40C.


11 Michelin


Michelin Pro 4 Endurance Distributor: Silverfish UK


The Michelin Pro4 Endurance V2 Road Bike Tyre is ideal for sportive riders thanks to the Bi-Compound tread. This tread offers lower rolling resistance, longer tyre life and provides excellent grip. The tyre has a 40% increase in puncture protection over its main competitors thanks to the 3x110 TPI casing and HD Bead to Bead Protection technology to reduce unwanted flats. Available in 700C with 23, 25 and 28C widths.


12 Michelin


Michelin Airstop Inner Tube Distributor: Silverfish UK


Airstop Butyl tubes answer the needs of everyday cyclists for economical, high quality inner tubes. In each size, Airstop Butyl tubes offer excellent puncture resistance and the consistently high quality for which Michelin is famous. Available as singles or in cases of 10, with Presta stems from 40 to 80mm and a Schrader option for 35 to 47mm tyres.


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