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Pirelli P Zero Road

Used on bad foreign roads, still iet punctured and rode very comfortably. 26mm is also a nice intermediate size, slightly bigger than 25, but not 28. Overall a top tyre.

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Veel banden monteren moeilijk op mijn wielen met deze Pirellis ging dat vrij soepel. Ze voelen verder ook lekker soepel aan en rollen lekker.

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Accustomed to 28mm GP5000s, I decided on these PIRELLI P ZÉRO ROADs after consulting the tests and reviews, here and there, to try something different ... I also wanted a smaller width, 26mm. The advantage goes to the PIRELLI, admittedly my rear GP5000 was worn out at 6500kms..., the front one 50% worn. After 3 rides, I noticed the following advantages over the GP5000s More efficient braking.

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I bought the Pirelli P Zero Road a year ago, after I always had the same problems with several Conti Grand Prix 5000 (v.a. with cracks in the sidewalls and cuts in the treads). After over 4000km mileage (puncture-free) I am thrilled with the Pirelli P Zero Road. The grip and the driving experience I find top, the installation is easier than any other tires I've ever had and I have no more problems. I am fully satisfied with the parts.

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After trying many bad tyres ended up with this pirelli. This is my 3rd pair and won't be buying anything else anytime soon. I hardly ever puncture and if I do, they are replaced very quickly.

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Good as always.

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Flashy. And correct.

I was recommended by a friend of the group who has been using them for a year and I'm delighted with them, I feel more grip and they roll better than before. In three weeks not a single puncture, and that I have gone out in rainy days.

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After many disappointments (various Continental GP models) tried Pirelli. So far (approx. 300 km) only positive experiences. A bit more agile than Conti. I hope that the durability is better than with Conti.

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