Continental Tubular cement - carbon rim specific 25 g tube
Continental Tubular cement - carbon rim specific 25 g tube is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Continental 25g cement tube for tubular tyre fitting - from those who know all there is to know about tubulars. Perfect for applying to carbon rims.
Convenient and easy to use, once you have mastered 'the art of tubular tyre gluing'.
Continental have prepared a video showing the correct way to glue a tubular tyre onto an alloy rim.
Carbon rim cement for tubulars, in a black packaging, was specifically designed for increased thermal strain and the particular properties of the surface of carbon. The unfavourable heat dissipation of carbon softens conventional cement, particularly during long descents, which means that the tyre may become detached from the rim.
The carbon cement, which has been especially developed for carbon rims, remains hard even at high temperatures.
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Continental Tubular cement - carbon rim specific 25 g tube
Continental 25g cement tube for tubular tyre fitting - from those who know all there is to know about tubulars. Perfect for applying to carbon rims.
Convenient and easy to use, once you have mastered 'the art of tubular tyre gluing'.
Continental have prepared a video showing the correct way to glue a tubular tyre onto an alloy rim.
Carbon rim cement for tubulars, in a black packaging, was specifically designed for increased thermal strain and the particular properties of the surface of carbon. The unfavourable heat dissipation of carbon softens conventional cement, particularly during long descents, which means that the tyre may become detached from the rim.
The carbon cement, which has been especially developed for carbon rims, remains hard even at high temperatures.