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Yep, rubinos for me too, seem pretty hard wearing.
Got to be right up Vecchiojo's street, surely?
The Giro is my favourite GT but at nearly £50.00 a pop to celebrate it is a bit steep for me. Especially if i knack them within a couple of weeks.
Love these tyres on a bang for buck basis. Ridden on my commute in all seasons, averse to cuts and punctures in my experience. I replace after i've worn them square on the back of my fixed. Not sure i've got the numbers to be able to pull off pink though.
Vittoria not the most expensive but always serve me well...Pink tyres not for me built for Canal Street, Manchester.
Would look attractive in the Schwag Bag!!
...whereas it's my winter training tyre of choice. Nary a puncture.
I had some (non pink) ones of these for a while. Never had so many punctures in my life.