10% discount for British Cycling members makes it £16.20
CONTINENTAL ULTRA GATORSKIN 700 X 25 BIKE TYRE
The Continental Ultra Gatorskin Bike Tyre is TOUGH. With a bead to bead Duraskin layer and aramid belt beneath the tread, these Bike Tyres can shrug off pretty much anything. Plenty of grip comes from the softer compound, even in the wet. This makes the tyre perfect for winter training and even Audax routes.
Strap these on and go chew the miles up.
CONTINENTAL ULTRA GATORSKIN 700 X 25 BIKE TYRE extra info
Slick natural rubber tread
Designed to perform well in wet/wintry conditions
Intended for high mileage winter training for serious cyclists
All comments (25)
jools19
23 Jan 16#1
Great tire, I haven't had a flat for ages since getting one of these, heat op
Bazza71
23 Jan 16#2
Are these wire bead or folding? Thanks.
jhsmith87 to Bazza71
25 Jan 16#23
At that weight they will be the wire bead version.
steviegodlike
23 Jan 16#3
I was getting at least 1 puncture a week prior to getting this on back wheel. Not had one for over a month so far
deadlydunc
23 Jan 16#4
These may be a good investment for you
gareds
23 Jan 16#5
Great tyres, but i,ve been told if you get a punture on the run, they are very hard (virtually impossible with plastic tyre levers) to get off the rim, worth keeping in mind
Cuki999
23 Jan 16#6
I had these and they are great, not bad wear wise either, also no problems getting them on off either. (swapped front to back and onto new rims with no issues)
jonah73
23 Jan 16#7
I had these tyres and found them pretty good, but I do agree they are such a pain to remove and put on rims that I swapped them for Continental 4 seasons folding tyres.
raisingagent
23 Jan 16#8
Good deal. Normally around £25.
TJR
23 Jan 16#9
I got a new pair of these from Halford last week. I got a puncture at the back the next day and the front the day after.
Oli3000
23 Jan 16#10
Bargain. Thanks OP. These are also available at this price for 700x23C, which is what I have bought.
InkZ
23 Jan 16#11
I'm not buying beaded Gatorskins again. Although great tyres, a pain to get on and off. Pay a bit more and get the folding version.
basergorkobal to InkZ
23 Jan 16#18
True that. Plus they're lighter and more supple/comfortable
hass123
23 Jan 16#12
waiting for the anti-cyclist "pay your road tax" crew to comment *grabs popcorn*
benfromlondon
23 Jan 16#13
Great tires! Heat added.
slipd
23 Jan 16#14
Continental bike tires? Hot! Cheaper than the the rrp? What are you waiting for...
Have some heat OP! As others have already said, say good by to punctures, Conti's are top notch :sunglasses:
po57405k
23 Jan 16#15
Currently on around 2500 miles on my current gatorskins. Bombproof tyres
trickytree1984
23 Jan 16#16
What makes them ultra?
JOHNSU
23 Jan 16#17
just got these last month. Why did I wait so long!!!!
4d1971
23 Jan 16#19
great tyres iv done over 1k miles in the lanes that's full all sorts of rubbish not one problem with punctures ,there are slits all over them but they are bomb proof nothing is getting through.
danuttah
24 Jan 16#20
Got these on front and back... didn't have a puncture for 4/5 months, was getting them every other week before. Quality tyre.
As for removing, you just need to make sure the opposite side of the tyre is pushed right into the rim and they should be fairly easy to remove.
theo00
24 Jan 16#21
I can only confirm earlier comments, I have had no punctures since switching to these tyres front and back (5 months and counting) but an absolute PAIN to put on! Was getting punctures left, right and centre with my previous pair, specialized armadillos, which were recommended by a courier of all people!
Snomaes
25 Jan 16#22
I used to use these all the time, but now run Schwalbe Durango Plus due to superior puncture resistance. 5000 miles so far and no punctures yet. I used to get on average 1 per thousand miles with Gator Skins.
Schwalbe are a similar price to Continental.
Jturney
26 Jan 16#24
The wire bead is heavy, almost 100 grams more per tyre then the folding bead. I have had some issues with high speed wobble when cornering over 60km down hill.
They definitely help stop punctures, got back this weekend with a couple of small bits a flint embedded in the front tyre but no puncture. It took 1000km to get a flat where before I had been getting multiple flats on normal tyres. Just got sick of buying and fitting new inner tubes. As for getting them on/off yes they are a little stiffer but still easy enough with plastic tyre leavers.
The 4 seasons would be better but best price I have seen these go for are at least £20 dearer.
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CONTINENTAL ULTRA GATORSKIN 700 X 25 BIKE TYRE
The Continental Ultra Gatorskin Bike Tyre is TOUGH. With a bead to bead Duraskin layer and aramid belt beneath the tread, these Bike Tyres can shrug off pretty much anything. Plenty of grip comes from the softer compound, even in the wet. This makes the tyre perfect for winter training and even Audax routes.
Strap these on and go chew the miles up.
CONTINENTAL ULTRA GATORSKIN 700 X 25 BIKE TYRE extra info
Slick natural rubber tread
Designed to perform well in wet/wintry conditions
Intended for high mileage winter training for serious cyclists
All comments (25)
Have some heat OP! As others have already said, say good by to punctures, Conti's are top notch :sunglasses:
As for removing, you just need to make sure the opposite side of the tyre is pushed right into the rim and they should be fairly easy to remove.
Schwalbe are a similar price to Continental.
They definitely help stop punctures, got back this weekend with a couple of small bits a flint embedded in the front tyre but no puncture. It took 1000km to get a flat where before I had been getting multiple flats on normal tyres. Just got sick of buying and fitting new inner tubes. As for getting them on/off yes they are a little stiffer but still easy enough with plastic tyre leavers.
The 4 seasons would be better but best price I have seen these go for are at least £20 dearer.