Vittoria's All-New Trail Range - One Casing to Rule Every MTB Ride
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Vittoria's All-New Trail Range - One Casing to Rule Every MTB Ride
"Vittoria just dropped a completely rebuilt Trail and XC Trail range designed to be the benchmark for modern MTB and e-MTB riding. But really, this launch isn't about one tire-it's about a unified construction built to handle everything from World Cup-fast XC tracks to loose enduro lines. From now on, the Vittoria mountain bike tire line is a bit easier to understand and more practical."
"If you've followed Vittoria in the last decade, you know the brand's been on a tear-Graphene compounds, 4C layering, relentless casing evolution, etc. But it's hard to keep them all in place. This new Trail Range feels like the next logical step: a single construction philosophy across their entire MTB lineup, reshaping how riders choose rubber. And, in classic Vittoria fashion, it's all delivered with race-ready speed... and that delicious brown sidewall option we'll absolutely pretend doesn't influence our purchasing decisions (it does)."
"At the heart of the line is the all-new Trail Casing, Vittoria's sweet-spot blend of protection, agility, and reliability. The build is straightforward but robust: a 60 TPI nylon carcass, reinforced center strip, complete sidewall protection layer, and their latest 4-compound Graphene-infused tread. The goal? Make a tire that climbs like XC rubber but holds composure when gravity finally wins on the descent."
Vittoria introduced a rebuilt Trail and XC Trail range aimed at modern MTB and e-MTB riding. The core is the new Trail Casing, which combines a 60 TPI nylon carcass, reinforced center strip, full sidewall protection layer, and a four-compound Graphene-infused tread. The construction targets quick acceleration and XC-style climbing while maintaining composure on steep, rough descents. The design balances lightweight agility with robust protection to reduce mid-ride plugs and sidewall failures. The range emphasizes rider confidence, agility, and versatility across XC tracks to enduro lines, and is already seeing use by Mountain Bike World Cup athletes.
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