Tubular tyres

Posted on Tue 17th, September 2013

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• #26

Woodster in reply to @NickL

Could be a strong look. I went with yellow to create a striking aesthetic and not because they were cheaper than black.
• #27

NickL

Nice. Looks good. How very convenient that they were also cheaper!

However, I was always under the impression that 'red and green should never be seen', otherwise some kind of evil might befall me.
• #28

BrickMan

Challenge Crono S.C. any good for indoor velodrome use? Planet X have them super cheap at the minute, £45 a piece.

Decided I can't stand tan walls on my bike, just to out of keeping for it, so need something black or grey.
From the blurb it sounds like they are a decent latex tubular for road/TT/tri usage, i.e. not indoor velodrome

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