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Continental Der Baron Project Protection Apex Distributor: Raleigh UK
The enduro Baron is a pure competition tyre, its design derived from the toughest World Cup courses. Offering excellent puncture resistance and maximum stability thanks to Continental’s ProTection technology, this tyre features a tubeless-ready insert. The Baron’s grip and efficient rolling is derived from Continental’s Blackchilli compound, delivering unrivalled control.
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Terra Trail Protection Gravel Tyre Black Distributor: Raleigh UK
Made to get you over rough and smooth – the gravel Terra series by Continental gets you there with off-road grip, comfort and rolling resistance. This tubeless-ready tyre can be driven with or without an inner tube, constructed in Continental’s Blackchili compound for rolling and grip with the additional all round puncture protection layer offered by its ProTection technology.
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Vittoria Syerra Distributor: Madison
Brand new from Vittoria is the Syerra. The Syerra is a new Down Country tyre which mixes the performance of Cross-Country with high grip reliability on technical terrain. Tread is a combination of stepped directional-shape knobs and squared progressive side width to make for a fast rolling tyre. Riders looking for aggressive XC features combined with all-day trail performance need look no further.
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Explorator Clincher Tyre Distributor: Oneway Bike
The Explorator is designed for the everyday performance road rider. This is the workhorse of Ere’s tyre programme with Armis 2 flat protection to fend off debris. The 60tpi casing offers good puncture protection in combination with an extra side profile. The side profile offers extra grip, especially in wet conditions. This is the ultimate long-distance training and road bike commuting tyre.
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