Tire reccomendation for silver frame
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Tire reccomendation for silver frame
Hi,
I was wondering what tires you lot would reccommend I put on my silver vintage frame (circa '79). I am in the process of building up a wheelset (silver rims, silver spokes, silver hubs), and want to use tanwall/brown/yellow sidewall tires with file or slick tread. My go-to-choice are Panarcer Gravelking slicks (relatively cheap, nicely rolling and TLR) but I am looking for alternatives (prefferably affordable ). Currently using Challenge 700x25C tubulars.
I was wondering what tires you lot would reccommend I put on my silver vintage frame (circa '79). I am in the process of building up a wheelset (silver rims, silver spokes, silver hubs), and want to use tanwall/brown/yellow sidewall tires with file or slick tread. My go-to-choice are Panarcer Gravelking slicks (relatively cheap, nicely rolling and TLR) but I am looking for alternatives (prefferably affordable ). Currently using Challenge 700x25C tubulars.
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The tubulars look silvery sweet to my eye.
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GP5000's w/ tan sides
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Vittoria Corsa is another option - the new graphics aren't as good as the old though. (Surprised to read that here, huh?)
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I am so impressed with these that I am running them on just about everything. Now, the OP might not care but the max width offered is 28mm, which is OK by me -- if you want wider, black only is what I've seen.
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EDIT: The weight is also nice, given how c h o n k y the rims already are
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Running all blackwalls with my Blue/Silver/red/white road bike:
Velocity Quill polished tubeless rims with red alloy spoke nipples.
Hutchinson Fusion 5 tubeless tires in 25mm size.
Velocity Quill polished tubeless rims with red alloy spoke nipples.
Hutchinson Fusion 5 tubeless tires in 25mm size.
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These are available with brown walls. Also, they come in tubeless ready and tubetype:
https://cycling.hutchinson.com/tires...5-performance/
https://cycling.hutchinson.com/tires...5-performance/
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have you ridden GP5K’s ? they roll really well ...
pair them with a wheelset with Campy Record hubs and you will coast uphill lol
on a silver bike you will rarely need to pedal ... of course on a red bike you might be able to coast the entire ride
pair them with a wheelset with Campy Record hubs and you will coast uphill lol
on a silver bike you will rarely need to pedal ... of course on a red bike you might be able to coast the entire ride
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