Non-pneumatic tyres do exist for bicycles and work just fine. Need a mounting tool and muscle to install, but don't need to travel with a patching kit anymore.
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Non-pneumatic tyres do exist for bicycles and work just fine. Need a mounting tool and muscle to install, but don't need to travel with a patching kit anymore.
But a puncture repair kit weighs less than a dentist, which you'll need to have handy for replacing your lost fillings.
Non-pneumatic tyres do exist for bicycles and work just fine. Need a mounting tool and muscle to install, but don't need to travel with a patching kit anymore.
One source is airfree.com. Find your own source and have a look.
Might be worth carrying out some research before following the airless route. Feedback from the ice-bikers was that they were all right on a dry pavement but prone to spilling the rider pretty quickly in the wet. I could probably find the relevant posts again if needed.
Might be worth carrying out some research before following the airless route. Feedback from the ice-bikers was that they were all right on a dry pavement but prone to spilling the rider pretty quickly in the wet.
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Non-pneumatic tyres do exist for bicycles and work just fine. Need a mounting tool and muscle to install, but don't need to travel with a patching kit anymore.
They're rubbish - increased weight, reduced efficiency, reduced comfort and reduced grip are too high a price to pay for avoiding the occasional puncture, and puncture-resistant pneumatic tyres are pretty effective these days anyway.
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One source is airfree.com
If you're looking for a household air filtration system. :-)