Help Choosing Tires

[stelber1987]

The cream tires will give this more of a custom look. Like Kerry said earlier they don't look vintage and, to me, kill the vintage bike vibe. Your bike, your choice though.

I kinda agree on what you’re saying but I feel like it needs something I don’t currently like the tires the previous owner put on to me they look way to small

 

[stelber1987]

a lot seem to like the clay. am i the first to suggest the cream? i think the clay are to close a match to the rest of the bike and will end up loosing the effect. to be honest i think they would almost feel like they were still the black ones.. cream would pop and show off the patina of the bike better in my mind.. its fun getting others opinions.

Yea I had them before on an old schwinn I had and it made the bike look way better

To me I think it needs something I don’t like the tires the previous owner put on the bike they look way to small

 

[GTs58]

I wonder how these would blend in.

 

[stelber1987]

I wonder how these would blend in.

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I saw those last night but don’t really like them

 

[Nashman]

Clay, the cream Franks will look very new and odd imho.

 

[Gully]

Might as well toss another option out there. I used these John's cream and red tires on my wife's '36. Adds a bit of contrast.

 

[GTs58]

Staying with standard equipment is cool.

 

[stelber1987]

Clay, the cream Franks will look very new and odd imho.

Yea that’s what people keep saying

 

[stelber1987]

Might as well toss another option out there. I used these John's cream and red tires on my wife's '36. Adds a bit of contrast.


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Nice ride looks good on that bike I’m not sure

 

[Sportyworty]

Yes we were not given Whitewalls as an option yet a clear winner ! Standard old school type though.
They will “pop” (not the best word choice for tires lol) yet not take away from the vintage machine. Lots of Brown Rusty bikes rolling on WW’s for you to get a feel.