View Poll Results: 1, 2 or 3?
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8
40.00%
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30.00%
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30.00%
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Which one?
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1 if you use silver components, 3 if you use black components (and replace the stem with one that's either black or white).
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What are we supposed to be comparing?
Aside from the fact that the one at the top has pale tires and is turned the "wrong" way, the only readily apparent difference is in the lighting, which is so noticeable that it makes it hard to tell what's going on.
Aside from the fact that the one at the top has pale tires and is turned the "wrong" way, the only readily apparent difference is in the lighting, which is so noticeable that it makes it hard to tell what's going on.
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Hello. What's this thread about?
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I am also left guessing what we are comparing. OP, you need closer shots or just say what the choices are. I guess all three have different wheels? FWIW, I selected #1 for tire color aesthetics. Although I like the white on the hub flanges in #3.
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They do get bigger when you click'em.
Though seeing the overflow from the hot or not thread was worth the laugh.
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Always go for no. 3, it's a good bet on Let's Make A Deal.
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All else being equal (model, make, dimensions) white tyres have slightly worse grip than the black ones.
So I'd choose between 2 and 3. 3 because of the slightly deeper rims.
So I'd choose between 2 and 3. 3 because of the slightly deeper rims.
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Option 2. Option 1 does look a little better, but white tyres won't stay white very long, they do perform a little worse than black all other things being equal, and you have a wider choice of good tyres in black than in white. Both 1 and 2 will need a silver groupset and white saddle and bar tape, of course.
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Obviously we're comparing white balance settings on your cell phone camera, so I'd say #2 is the most natural. 1 and 3 are too cool and your lens appears to be smudged.
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