They grey color is really interesting!

It seems the only Shwalbe still produce unusual sized tires for older bikes, and this greay color would surely fit well on an old bike.

If you want your bike to look real vintage, I'd really recommend the grey tyre. All swedish bikes older than 1960 has grey, not black.

Really? that's funny ^^
There was no grey tires here.
The original tires on the Brillant used to be white with a black line (tough it's barely grey now ) then we had white tires, red tires, then totally black tires; and later, white and black tires, that would become the classical (60's to 90's) brown and black tires.

Then, I can't tell who where the first. Black tires and white tires seems to be used mostly before WWII, with red tires appearing in the late 30's and surviving to the late 50's.

White tires :
http://wiki.tontonvelo.com/images/t.....9riser0179.JPG

red tires :
http://forum.tontonvelo.com/download/file.php?id=8742&mode=view

white and back :
http://wiki.tontonvelo.com/images/t.....x-DSCI0321.JPG

Brown and white :
http://wiki.tontonvelo.com/images/c.....ache-femme.jpg

Only one of those bike is mine ^^ other are property of French members of the french old bikes forum I'm on^^

Hmm... Perhaps you should buy the cream colour, then! It looks very good on the Pashley Guv'nor, and can be seen as a somewhat aged white tyre.

http://www.pashley.co.uk/products/guvnor.html

Yeah cream will fit!

But I'll look at grey tires too. It's very uncommon, and I'm sure it will not look that odd.
But thanks for the advice... and link to suck beautiful old school bike

*Prod!*

I'm curious - what's happening with your choise of tyres...? Have you found any 635 tyres in your local shops...?

I found some yeah Mostly ugly moderns ones, but At the moment, I'm taking care of the body and paint, and more important, the chain, so, I don't really search for tires now.
Don't worry there will be pictures of the bike when it's done ;)