Continental Grand Prix 5000 TT TR Tire
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When pure speed is your priority, then the Grand Prix 5000 TT TR is the tire of choice. We took our iconic GP 5000 S TR, shaved off weight and reduced rolling resistance, all so that you could shave off seconds against the clock. The result is one of the fastest road tires in the world, without compromise.
Why choose this tire
- The lightest member of the GP 5000 TR range of tires
- Suitable for time trials, triathlon, road racing and track cycling
- Now available in sizes up to 30-622
- Tubeless Ready and hookless compatible
The rolling properties of the rubber compound of a tire are primarily determined by three interacting factors – stiction [grip], rolling resistance and mileage [longevity] . The dilemma: If you improve any of these factors it can have a detrimental effect on at least one of the others. A tire with maximum grip wears quicker and rolls more slowly. If you then make a tire roll faster and more durable, grip, in turn, is reduced.
With our Black Chili compound, a tread compound which is always based on the latest knowledge of polymers and raw material research, we have supplied the cycling industry with an enduring solution. Depending on the application of a tire, we adjust the compound formulation for the specific discipline – for road or mountain biking, time trialling or downhill racing.
How does that work? For Black Chili we refine special synthetic rubbers with proven natural rubber to high-performance tread mixtures. To these mixtures we then add soot particles, which in turn are optimised in shape and surface properties.
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We are currently shipping via Canadapost, Canpar, Purolator, ICS Courier, Sendle, & Manitoulin for large freight.
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