Description
This bundle includes two Continental Top Contact Winter II tires, size 26 x 2.2 inches, designed for serious winter cyclists. These clincher tires feature a wire bead and a tread pattern that extends into the shoulder area, providing continuous grip on surfaces like tarmac, gravel, and snow. The tread is equipped with hundreds of biting edges created by numerous lamellae to improve traction in snowy conditions.
Each tire includes a Vectran Breaker, a cut-resistant, lightweight, and flexible protective layer made from a high-strength liquid crystal polymer yarn. This layer offers superior puncture protection without impacting rolling resistance. The tires carry an E50 e-bike rating, ensuring a durable structure that withstands the additional driving force of electric bikes and reduces premature wear.
The compound is formulated to perform in cold temperatures, helping you maintain control when other tires may struggle. A reflective stripe on the sidewall enhances visibility for safer rides in low-light conditions.
Key Specifications:
– Size: 26 x 2.20 inches (ISO diameter 559 mm, width 55 mm)
– Tire type: Clincher with wire bead
– Weight: 800 grams per tire
– TPI: 330
– Maximum pressure: 45 PSI
– Intended use: Touring, hybrid, winter-studded, and road riding
– Color: Black with reflective sidewall stripe
– Designed for e-bike compatibility
This set of two tires is ideal for riders seeking reliable traction and durability during winter cycling.
- Includes 2 Continental Top Contact Winter II tires, size 26 x 2.2, designed for serious winter cycling on varied terrain like tarmac, gravel, and snow.
- Features a Vectran Breaker for superior cut resistance and lightweight protection without adding rolling resistance.
- E50 e-bike rated for enhanced puncture protection and durability against extra driving force from electric bikes.
- Tread design includes hundreds of biting edges with lamellae for excellent grip on snowy and icy surfaces.
- Reflective sidewall stripe in black/reflex color increases visibility during low-light winter rides.
