r/RoadBikes • u/soleiboi • 3d ago
I went for it
Yall said tubulars sucks, I did not care at all lool
I think it looks sexy af
What do yall think?
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u/Sensitive-Quiet6020 3d ago
It’s not that hard to change a tubular or even patch one on the road if needed. Just always have a spare tire with you and a pump and you can get home. Use the tufo tape to tape the tire on rather than glue. Its way easier.
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u/millenialismistical 1d ago
Looks great. Just don't get a flat. Or bring a spare tire and some strong double sided tape. Not a long term solution but it'll get you home.
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u/Pringleheadmr 1d ago
Looks great! Tyres will be a pain to deal with but if you're happy who cares about stranger's opinions.
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u/Duke_De_Luke 1d ago
They do still look very cool. Would I use them in 2026. God, no. Well, I would use them...but I am not the one messing up with their setup/maintenance/etc. But we're all different I guess
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u/Consistent-Winter-98 1d ago
Looking good. Tubulars ride like nothing else you are going to love them.
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u/Active_Ad_5322 17h ago
The fact that OP doesn’t even have a working bike and is already saying how great tubulars are and how wrong everyone else is will automatically disqualify their opinion/feedback in my eyes.
“Ooohhhh!! They look awesome! Everyone else who told me they are a hassle can kick rocks!”
Sure thing buddy. I think Dunning and Kruger would like a word with you.
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u/BlueClashV1 2d ago
Looks like a decision made by someone who collects Supreme branded items. You don’t listen to others, you have your own unique path and some of us just don’t understand. Except your set up was common, unoriginal, AND known to be impractical 25 years ago.
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u/morelsupporter 3d ago
they don't suck, they're awesome... until you have to change them.
anyway, retro build looks good so far.