On Road or Triathlon bicycles the front and rear tires have different responsibilities. Steering and braking forces are transmitted on the front; Whiles the rear transmits the driving forces and bears the majority of the cyclist weight. Subsequently, the two tires in the Continental tire positioning system (TPS) have been designed differently. The tread compound of the GP Attack (front) is designed for excellent grip, both on dry and wet roads. The GP Attack provides good cornering stability when heading down hot mountain roads in the summer, and holds the road superbly when racing along rainy stretches in fall. With a width of 22mm, sharp corners are a breeze and this narrower dimension also keeps air resistance and weight down to a minimum. On the rear wheel, GP Force guarantees superior power transmission. 24mm wide, consisting of an ultra fine nylon fabric and protected from punctures by a double breaker belt under the tread, it embodies the strength of Continental racing tires. Continental GP Force is constructed for high mileage and performance. Traction and cornering behavior remains stable for thousands of racing miles.

• GP Attack and Force come with 3 plies-330 tpi plus Vectran Single Breaker

• GP Attack and Force are foldable with Black Chili Compound

• GP Attack (700c x 22) weight 190g, and GP Force (700c x 24) 210g

• Maximum inflation 120 PSI