Hutchinson Sector Tubeless Foldable Road Tyre

Description

Hutchinson Sector Tubeless Foldable Road Tyre

Bad pavement and bumpy roads are no match for the Sector, the tire of choice for Paris-Roubaix winner Niki Terpstra. But you don’t have to ride cobbles to appreciate the Sector’s sublime ride quality, thanks to a tubeless-ready casing, bead-to-bead Hardskin flat protection layer, and bump-eating volume. With a dual-compound rubber tread that balances grip and fast-rolling efficiency, it’s ideal for long training miles on those secluded roads that time and public works departments have forgotten. The 32mm version is perfect for venturing off pavement, or e-road bikes.

IN PRACTICE

The Sector is the reference tire for challenging roads. Initially developed with our professional racers for the Spring Classic races, this tire is the reason why the Tubeless Ready design was developed. Its lateral sheared profile gives satisfaction to the most aggressive riders in curves. While its tread in association with an effective compound makes it a fast and rolling tire.

The 700×28 version in association with the Road Tubeless Ready design gives a feeling of comfort and incomparable grip. The 700×32 one will give you the opportunity to ride at the frontier of Gravel tracks and wide-open spaces.

STRENGTHS

Designed with Tubeless Ready technology (anti-puncture sealant mandatory for airtightness).

Gives priority to comfort, lightness, and resistance. Dual compound to optimize the grip/durability compromise.

Designed for competition and long-distance training on difficult roads.

The top tire to ride on cobbles.

Can be used for Gravel rides.

ADVICE FROM A PRO

Alexandre CUIF, Hutchinson Product Manager

« Today the e-bike is revolutionizing the bicycle market. The approach to development is very different from traditional tires; you have to innovate constantly and offer appropriate equipment. The Sector 32 E-BIKE is the first tire in our electric road line and offers a reinforced carcass, and a line that is perfectly suited to the new requirements of this practice