Description In the rear, with the gear.
The Continental Grand Prix Force II Rear Tire is the latest iteration of Continental's racing tire. Designed specifically for the rear wheel, this lightweight 25mm tire delivers quick acceleration, optimal traction, and puncture-resistant durability. With the Force III on the rear wheel, race in confidence from the 30% increase in wet-weather traction and 26% reduction in rolling resistance, all while weighing in at just 210 grams.
Features:
Rear-specific road racing tire designed for reduced rolling resistance, increased grip, and low weight.
BlackChili Rubber Compound provide a 26% reduction in rolling resistance with added grip.
Vectranâ„¢ breaker for unsurpassed puncture protection.
Bead: Folding.
Diameter: 700c.
Width: 25mm.
Claimed weight: 210 grams.
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Go to wheels for racing, fast group rides.
First of all very comfortable yet smooth. I ordered this because I had both Grand Prix Attack lll and this Force lll on my Canyon Aeroad CF SLX 9.0. I rode with it for about a year now and I could tell you this tire is Puncture resistant and very very comfortable. I ordered another set for my Trek Madone because I had GP4000s size 23mm on the front and back And those are very good tire as well but on a long ride I could feel all the vibration of the road. I switched it out with force lll and Attack lll that I ordered and bam!!!! Its so comfortable and Fast you will love it.
Reviewed 6/1/2020
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Go to wheels for racing, fast group rides.
First of all very comfortable yet smooth. I ordered this because I had both Grand Prix Attack lll and this Force lll on my Canyon Aeroad CF SLX 9.0. I rode with it for about a year now and I could tell you this tire is Puncture resistant and very very comfortable. I ordered another set for my Trek Madone because I had GP4000s size 23mm on the front and back And those are very good tire as well but on a long ride I could feel all the vibration of the road. I switched it out with force lll and Attack lll that I ordered and bam!!!! Its so comfortable and Fast you will love it.
Reviewed 5/29/2020
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Go to wheels for racing, fast group rides.
First of all very comfortable yet smooth. I ordered this because I had both Grand Prix Attack lll and this Force lll on my Canyon Aeroad CF SLX 9.0. I rode with it for about a year now and I could tell you this tire is Puncture resistant and very very comfortable. I ordered another set for my Trek Madone because I had GP4000s size 23mm on the front and back And those are very good tire as well but on a long ride I could feel all the vibration of the road. I switched it out with force lll and Attack lll that I ordered and bam!!!! Its so comfortable and Fast you will love it.
Reviewed 5/28/2020
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Continental Grand Prix is a superior product
by Stealth Rider
Competitive Racer
Portland, Oregon
The tires on my road bike which I ride on a regular basis. Couldn't be happier
Reviewed 11/7/2019
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Very fast tire and durable
by pcbunn
Cycling Enthusiast
Santa Ynez, Ca.
I run this tire on my Colnago C60 in order to take full advantage of the bikes' capabilities. It's lighter and faster than the Continental 4000 and almost as durable.
Reviewed 5/20/2019
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