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ROAD TIRE ARCHITECTURE: ex. PRO2 RACE
ESC: Extra Supple Casing (127 tpi)
HDPP: High Density Puncture Protector (high density interwoven nylon)
HPRS: High Protect Rim System
WHY A SMOOTH TREAD ON ROAD TIRES?
The oval shape of a bicycle road tire contact patch permits effective water
evacuation to keep the tire from hydroplaning.
The footprint of a 23mm tire (approx. 7 sq. cm) is so small that the bike would
need to be traveling at about 120MPH in order to hydroplane.
Nevertheless, some road tire models are designed with specific tread structures – primarily for cosmetics or to comfort the consumer. Sometimes tread features
can help provide a harder rubber compound a better mechanical link with the
road surface, for better grip.
In unusual situations like the classic Paris-Roubaix bicycle race, the 700X25C
Pro
2 Race tread features help provide more grip on the often muddy cobble stones.
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