Interesting new line of Eriba touring, all white, black alloys and a skylight..

I spoke to a couple at Tintagel recently who had a new (but last years model) that was all matt white and dimpled Not for me personally but I guess it's different from the normal Eriba.

Not sure why it needs a skylight but I quite like the look of the black alloys. Not altogether convinced about all white but I'm used to and like the silver and white look. Having said all that I don't want to change mine, it's just perfect as it is (or it will be if the replacement Herzim strip arrives before we set off for the meet). As it stands we may not get across the border into Gloucestershire, does being a former resident of the county get me an exemption?

Quote: Julie Grafo wrote in post #3

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As it stands we may not get across the border into Gloucestershire, does being a former resident of the county get me an exemption?

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The skylight looks nice but there is plenty of light getting in from the canvas,

Not entirely convinced of the need for a Skylight buy hey, whatever rocks your boat. Black alloys look nice and probably will do to some thieving toe rag or other.
And what's wrong with dimpled matt white then? It allows for touching up those stone chips at the front with Tip-ex that also dries matt and doesn't show up. Costs pennies when compared to original touch up paint.

Quote: Deeps wrote in post #6

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And what's wrong with dimpled matt white then?

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