1988 Trek 2300 Composite, W/full Campagnolo

[bulldog1935]

I think it's just the flash reflection

the tire is tubie

unless you're talking about this

and that's definitely just a shadow from split copy lights - it's smooth tubie dish in there

this was shot with ambient overhead garage lights, and even a glue-filmed rim makes a local reflection that looks steeper than it is

 

[Dale Alan]

It was the stock photo with shadows. Thanks for clearing that up.

 

[olderthandirt]

back in 1965 i rode with the Miami Cycle Club ,one day out for a ride with a member Don Fidelle ,Don had a punture on the rear i watched him locate the punture by holding the wheel up to his ear he pulled a short section of tubular loose from the wheel about 10 inches pulled an exacto bladed tool from his cigar can and unsticked the casing pulling the latex tube out and applying some glue to the tube and blew on it then applied a latex patch and sticked the casing back up ,put a thin layer of cement to the rim and reseated the tubular pumped it up and reinstalled the rear wheel all in about 10 minutes of course it helped the weather was in the 90s and don was riding clement champion de mondo silks which were a heavy silk training and touring tire which weighed about 1/3 the weight of my wolber clinchers ,i was most impressed

 

[WVBicycles]

That's an epic score for $60 those brakes are worth a small fortune.