Michelin Power Competition
From 66,56
Michelin Power Competition
Continental Sprinter Gatorskin
51,19
Continental Sprinter Gatorskin

Michelin Power Competition vs. Continental Sprinter Gatorskin

Michelin Power Competition
Continental Sprinter Gatorskin
Michelin Power Competition

From 66,56

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Continental Sprinter Gatorskin

51,19

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Pros
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Price (3x)
Appearance (3x)
Leakproof (3x)
Durability (3x)
Cons
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No (2x)
Rolling resistance! (2x)
Not directly vomfortable (2x)
poor puncture resistance less than 200 miles

According to the product specialist

Pros
Due to the flexible carcass with a latex inner tube, the Michelin Power Competition has a low rolling resistance with a very comfortable road handling.
The new rubber compound of the Power All Season compound gives you an exceptional grip on wet and dry surfaces.
Equipped with extra reinforcement against punctures underneath the tread.
The Cofidis team, among others, relied on the Michelin Power Competition Tubular tyre during several Continental Pro and World Tour 2018 races.
The SafetySystem Breaker layer provides great puncture protection.
The hard DuraSkin compound is wear-resistant and provides the Gatorskin a longer lifespan.
Cons
The Michelin Power Competition Tubular is not the lightest tubular tyre.
The focus on wear-resistance and puncture resistance means this tyre compromises on rolling resistance.

Specifications

Wheel Size
28 inch (700c)
28 inch (700c)
Tyre Type
Tubular
Tubular
Tyre Width
23 mm
25 mm
28 mm
25 mm
Valve length
30 mm
Removable valve core
Yes
Colour
Black
Black
Brown
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