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Question: I live in NYC and It's starting to get wet will these tires be good for winter ice or rain?
Document: This is the second set of these that I have purchased in the last 2 years. The first set were used on a cross country (USA) bike tour covering 3700 miles. Not a single issue...never even had 1 flat. Great handling in the mountains (rain, snow) and did great in the heat (desert). Not only do they look great, they have incredible grip on wet surfaces (concrete, asphalt).
I stalled on making the return, so  a stuck. These tires have horrible traction on  wet pavement. Ended up buying (at full retail)  Specialized Armadillos...Way better tires...which is what I had run previously. I chose the Vittoria's based upon  style an d what I though was a good reputation. I was wrong...although they do look good...
I live in Florida, one of the worst states for bicycle safety. Anything that helps visibility is good. It is also a very flat where I live so rolling resistance is an issue and the high pressure capability (145 max) can't hurt. Too soon to know the life factors. Traction seems as good.
Perfect real world tyre.I have put obout 200 miles on them and they still look good. Great wet weather traction, felt good on loose ground, even in grass!
I'm 230 lbs. and I get 3000-4000 miles out of these tires. That's 2 to 3 times more than the Michelin Pro Racers I used for years. Handling and comfort are very good and hey, the red looks great on my Madone.
I loves these new tires. Running the 700x23 and love them, they have good grip and ride fast. They seem to be wearing at normal rate. I would recommend these tires I have been very happy and no flats yet! But let's be honest over time you will get a flat no matter what tire you are running.
Good thing they ripped after 250 miles.Don't hesitate to get these. They feel very thick and sturdy, yet they don't really feel any heavier than my old tires. Witchcraft? I think so, and I love it. You won't regret getting these. They've given me more confidence to attack the road, and happen to come in a wide variety of colors for an added dash of awesomeness.
I changed these tires out after about 1200 miles for Continental Hardshell Gatorskins. The change promptly took about 1 1/2 miles off my average speed and the rolling resistance increased significantly. I changed out the tires because it is the time of the year that I was starting to get goats head stickers in the tires. So, I have bought a pair of puncture resistant tubes and am going to put those tubes in a new set of Vittoria Rubino Pro III (in black) which will go back on the bike.
I live in the Ft. Lauderdale/Weston, FL area. Great weather year round. I ride 40 miles every morning on my Giant Rapid. I had be using Continental Sports, good tire, but rear tire lasted only about 5 weeks. Had a couple of &#34;glass&#34; flats per month. Local bike shops ran out of the Continentals, so they were replaced by Panasonics. What a mistake. Had 4 flats the first week, 2 more the following week.
If you are willing to give up a few thousand miles of life in order to get a softer ride and more speed, go for the Michelin Lithion 2's.I don't mind so much the harsh ride of a tougher tire, but it better reward me with some good speed and allow me to put my watts towards more forward momentum.
Answer: yes