yellow tyres?

Posted on Fri 6th, August 2021

• #1

thorax71

I have a late 90s Pantanti-styled Bianchi that really needs sunshine-yellow tyres 23/25 x 700

I previously had some Conti Grand Prix ones (I think) but can find anyone selling / stocking any yellow-tread road tyres. I appreciate the coloured tread compounds are less grippy etc but is nobody making them anymore? There are a few partially yellow ones but nobody has stock even of these

Any ideas?

thanks
• #2

Dibble in reply to @thorax71

I had a similar problem for my Vitus and found some Vittoria Rubino in yellow and black in Paul’s Cycles. They have sold out but Bike24 seems to have some
• #3

thorax71

Thanks
Was excited. But B24 wont ship them to uk
Brexit🤬
• #4

Philbythesea

Xxcycle.com still ship to UK.

https://www.xxcycle.fr/pneu-vittoria-rubino-pro-graphene-20-700x25c-25-622-noir-jaune,,fr.php
• #5

thorax71

thanks both for your help

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