Wing Your Heel
Wore out three sets of tires already!
I have the 28 x 1 1/2 beaded edge tyres on my daily rider. They are excellent tyres, my favourite. No stand-out coloured name on the wall, and they ride well. As you say, also in red.
However, that bike has beaded edge wheels; not sure how they'd go onto ordinary wheels?
Early 1900s German bikes have 28 x 1 1/2 wheels, but they seem to be a different 28 x 1 1/2 from English 28 x 1 1/2 ! I've bought these tyres fit German bikes, but not tried them on English.
Here's more pics, some with close ups of tyres
http://www.oldbike.eu/museum/bikes-1800s/1898-1899/1899-triumph-resilient-model-25aa-road-racer/
I use 28 x 1/2 Schwalbe (below) on most of my bikes, because they are cheap and such excellent tyres. Not early tread style. In England they are sold with blue sidewall stripe, so I have to import them from Germany.
I've also used Ralsons before. They have a good looking tread pattern but they are lousy tyres. They are made in India, not always exactly correct size. Sometimes break an inner tube getting them on. Not for sale in UK, again imported from Germany.
However, that bike has beaded edge wheels; not sure how they'd go onto ordinary wheels?
Early 1900s German bikes have 28 x 1 1/2 wheels, but they seem to be a different 28 x 1 1/2 from English 28 x 1 1/2 ! I've bought these tyres fit German bikes, but not tried them on English.
Here's more pics, some with close ups of tyres
http://www.oldbike.eu/museum/bikes-1800s/1898-1899/1899-triumph-resilient-model-25aa-road-racer/
I use 28 x 1/2 Schwalbe (below) on most of my bikes, because they are cheap and such excellent tyres. Not early tread style. In England they are sold with blue sidewall stripe, so I have to import them from Germany.
I've also used Ralsons before. They have a good looking tread pattern but they are lousy tyres. They are made in India, not always exactly correct size. Sometimes break an inner tube getting them on. Not for sale in UK, again imported from Germany.