If you compare apples to apples, there's really nothing to compare, they're equal. In the video I make the case for 23s rolling faster with the same pressure as 28s, which shouldn't be the case. Comparing apples to oranges example: you want to travel a long distance and compare train and flight fares. Come to the conclusion that by plane is faster and cheaper. That's kind of my conclusion in the video.
@@didierlegrandloupmechant7960 Hi, sure. Contis are silky smooth and the Vittorias (Control) run like cheapo tyres. They are harsh but you don't see the stone marks you see over at the Contis. Pros and cons... The Vittoria Speed is the tire that stole my heart but it's very fragile. So, overall, Contis 5000 would be the way to go.
@@for_the_love_of_bikes just yesterday I was at traffick lights and I started pedalling when the lights went green. The rear felt so bad and chewy and slow, I thought I had a puncture. Horrible.
@@prchise but bear in mind this is only something that we notice with a lot of experience. If you try to explain that to your regular "I only purchase major brands because I don't know any better" they look at you like you're speaking about aliens.
Comparing 23mm to 28mm is apples to oranges. Why are you not comparing 28 to 28?
If you compare apples to apples, there's really nothing to compare, they're equal. In the video I make the case for 23s rolling faster with the same pressure as 28s, which shouldn't be the case.
Comparing apples to oranges example: you want to travel a long distance and compare train and flight fares. Come to the conclusion that by plane is faster and cheaper. That's kind of my conclusion in the video.
Hello, can you give your view on confort also ? which one is more confortable ? the Vittoria or Conti ?
@@didierlegrandloupmechant7960 Hi, sure. Contis are silky smooth and the Vittorias (Control) run like cheapo tyres. They are harsh but you don't see the stone marks you see over at the Contis. Pros and cons... The Vittoria Speed is the tire that stole my heart but it's very fragile. So, overall, Contis 5000 would be the way to go.
Rubino Pro Control are the slowest tyres I have ever used. Slowest by far. Rider with 35 years of experience.
@@prchise Ah. It wasn't just me then. Thank you for the feedback!
@@for_the_love_of_bikes just yesterday I was at traffick lights and I started pedalling when the lights went green. The rear felt so bad and chewy and slow, I thought I had a puncture. Horrible.
@@prchise but bear in mind this is only something that we notice with a lot of experience. If you try to explain that to your regular "I only purchase major brands because I don't know any better" they look at you like you're speaking about aliens.
Pas concluant ....