Show me a "Black and Tan"
I really appreciate the effort others have taken to pursue this aesthetic.https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...fc8f52c290.jpg
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My steel bike. |
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This is the a photo of my bike from the Pinkbike listing. It was a demo bike for a shop in Hood River OR, before I gave her a proper home.
https://live.staticflickr.com/943/42...babb8068_c.jpg Sometimes you can get a great deal on a shop demo bike. 60cm and 62cm demo bikes don't get much use, so they are usually low miles + dirt cheap(a very small market for big bikes) Those handlebars were way too wide for me(46cm) and once I set the saddle height properly, a -17 degree stem placed the bars too low. This is how she looks today. https://live.staticflickr.com/7844/3...cd501329_c.jpg |
Not the most effort invested in the aesthetic, but I took this photo near the end of my first ride after mounting Vittoria Corsa G+ tires, surviving an unexpected mile of single-track climbing and numerous gravel miles in what was supposed to be a road-only day out.
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I got rid of the Corsa G+ tires shortly after this photo was taken and went back to blackwall Vittoria Rubino G+ Speed.
The Rubino G+ Speed are 50 grams lighter than the Corsa, get less flats and I think they roll better. Anyway, Corsa G+ really aren't tan. They are more of a cream color. https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...88fe0faee5.jpg -Tim- |
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Originally Posted by Secret Squirrel
(Post 20981464)
I really appreciate the effort others have taken to pursue this aesthetic.https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...fc8f52c290.jpg
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The above Black and Tan was not mine but a lovely example nevertheless! It was just a matter of time...
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Originally Posted by robbyville
(Post 20987659)
The above Black and Tan was not mine but a lovely example nevertheless! It was just a matter of time...
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Originally Posted by robbyville
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Originally Posted by noodle soup
(Post 20981601)
This is the a photo of my bike from the Pinkbike listing. It was a demo bike for a shop in Hood River OR, before I gave her a proper home.
https://live.staticflickr.com/943/42...babb8068_c.jpg Sometimes you can get a great deal on a shop demo bike. 60cm and 62cm demo bikes don't get much use, so they are usually low miles + dirt cheap(a very small market for big bikes) Those handlebars were way too wide for me(46cm) and once I set the saddle height properly, a -17 degree stem placed the bars too low. This is how she looks today. https://live.staticflickr.com/7844/3...cd501329_c.jpg
Originally Posted by Secret Squirrel
(Post 20981464)
I really appreciate the effort others have taken to pursue this aesthetic.
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While I appreciate the concept of the "gumwalls" they don't go well with all frame/other component colors.
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Originally Posted by MyTi
(Post 20988739)
I know that's an endurance frame but that head tube is ghastly huge. What's the size of your frame.
It’s a 60cm Domane. There’s 5” of saddle to handlebar drop, so a smaller headtube would require a stack of spacers. |
These are 27mm Veloflex and fit but just barely :)https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...6bcc92fb41.jpg
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Not black, but debating whether or not a set of gumwalls would look good? Thoughts?
https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...58ee74d274.jpg |
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They were more tan new; Rally tubulars. |
Originally Posted by waters60
(Post 20999594)
https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...bbedb8a6b.jpeg
They were more tan new; Rally tubulars. |
Rode them for 20 years. Switched over to Veloflex Vlanderren when I got my Campy Bora wheels. Veloflex are slightly better ride but not worth 4X the price. I had much feedback in this forum from people putting the Rallys down but having ridden much “ better “ tubulars I have no regrets. If they made 28 Rallys I would get them.
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John Ritter rode a black and tan in the "Three's Company" intro (whilst gawking at a strutting Suzanne Somers, who is disguised in a brunette wig).
https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...fdafae58d5.png https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...afeed40a98.png Note the tan sidewalls. Despite an entire thread on the topic, no one was able to successfully ID Ritter's bike. :( https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...31a56bdc46.png |
Originally Posted by waters60
(Post 21000000)
Rode them for 20 years. Switched over to Veloflex Vlanderren when I got my Campy Bora wheels. Veloflex are slightly better ride but not worth 4X the price. I had much feedback in this forum from people putting the Rallys down but having ridden much “ better “ tubulars I have no regrets. If they made 28 Rallys I would get them.
tubular tire sewup tire Servizio Corse $19.95 tubular tires at Yellow Jersey; possibly the Best Value Tubular In America for 2018! |
Originally Posted by Secret Squirrel
(Post 20981464)
I really appreciate the effort others have taken to pursue this aesthetic.https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...fc8f52c290.jpg
https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...a4e02393bf.jpg The Red crankset is 2011, I wouldn't mind dropping the 53t chainring to a 50, and keep the 39. I think some nice gum walled 25s or maybe 28 would be nice. But not sure 28s will fit. Current tires came with the wheels. I've been trying to decide on a color for bar tape as it is, brown/tan just might be a good choice... |
Originally Posted by puma1552
(Post 20999190)
Not black, but debating whether or not a set of gumwalls would look good? Thoughts?
https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...58ee74d274.jpg |
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