Continental Ultra Sport III 700x25 Black Road Bike Tire, 2 Pack | Versatile Road Tire, Modern Tread | PureGrip Grip and Durability | E25 E-Bike Rated | For New Road Riders and City Bikes
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Continental Ultra Sport III 700x25 Black Road Bike Tire, 2 Pack | Versatile Road Tire, Modern Tread | PureGrip Grip and Durability | E25 E-Bike Rated | For New Road Riders and City Bikes
- Made for New Road Riders: Continental built the Ultra Sport III as a modern, versatile tire for riders getting into road cycling, on race bikes and classic city drop-bar bikes.
- PureGrip Compound: An activated-silica rubber mix that Continental engineered for exceptionally good grip and durability, used across its performance road and mountain ranges.
- Dynamic Tread Design: The completely renewed tread pattern gives this third-generation Ultra Sport a modern look, with a casing of 3 layers of 60 TPI (180 TPI) for a supple, comfortable ride.
- E25 E-Bike Rated: Continental rates the Ultra Sport III for e-bikes up to 25 km/h, with a structure that resists premature wear from the added driving force.
- Two Tires, Size Details: Two 700x25 (ETRTO 25-622) clinchers; 52-123 PSI per Continental. Fits 622 mm (700c) road rims.
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