WTD: Corsa Speed 2.0 25c

Posted on Mon 25th, April 2022

• #1

onyerbike

As per title, these are not available to buy for a month or so and I would like to race on this tyre before then.

My front from last season is fine but the rear is on last legs so after a single tyre...am ok with ok to good condition as long as it's the 2nd gen and 25mm.
• #2

mattyc

I've got a 23c going spare as a last resort...
• #3

onyerbike

Ah thanks pal, is it black and 2.0? I think I have one somewhere as well but it's the 1.0 and weird grey sidewalls...
• #4

onyerbike in reply to @mattyc

I've been reliably informed that my rear (which is 25mm external) actually could be more aero with a 23mm, and matters less than the front for which I need (and have) a 25mm.

Let me know on the specs..
• #5

mattyc
Hey sorry for delay it’s the first gen with the grey sidewalls, used tubeless but not ridden far, you can have it

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• #6

onyerbike

Ah thanks boss - that's exactly what I have somewhere already....don't worry. Thank you anyway!!

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