Bicycle maintenance.

"John Leonard" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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When I put my bike up for a week or so, should I release the pressure from the tires? My bike
is a Trek 1000 with 100 psi (Bontrager) tires.

John Leonard

No need. The air will slowly bleed out of them over time without you having to do it.

Sheldon Brown may have said:

No.

Sheldon "Terse" Brown

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Quoted message said:

When I put my bike up for a week or so, should I release the pressure from the tires? My bike
is a Trek 1000 with 100 psi (Bontrager) tires.

Only if you want to pump them back up when you start to ride again. 🙂
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Sheldon Brown may have said:

No.

Sheldon "Terse" Brown

[followed by 22 lines of sig]

The Society for Sigfile Condensation is holding for you on the white courtesy phone. Something
about using the word "terse"...

You know, that would be a much more amusing [censored] on Sheldon if it wasn't for two facts:

1) there is a widely-accepted standard for .sig delimiters and size ("-- " for a delimiter, followed
by no more than 4 lines of no more than 80 characters each).

2) your .sig doesn't conform to it.

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