I hold Sunday afternoons to ride around the city on my
3 speed. This morning monday the front tire of the 3 speed was flat. So
after work I'll fix it while watching Tour De France. So thats what I do
and there it is a dame thumb tack in the front 28 in tire. And what a
job to fix disconnect drum brake,wheel,frender,and brake cable. Patch
tube and do it all in reverse and things are back to the normal. Its
time for Slime tubes or stick to the 10 minute MTB flat fixing.
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Attack of the tack.
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I hold Sunday afternoons to ride around the city on my
3 speed. This morning monday the front tire of the 3 speed was flat. So
after work I'll fix it while watching Tour De France. So thats what I do
and there it is a dame thumb tack in the front 28 in tire. And what a
job to fix disconnect drum brake,wheel,frender,and brake cable. Patch
tube and do it all in reverse and things are back to the normal. Its
time for Slime tubes or stick to the 10 minute MTB flat fixing.Or
http://www.innovationsaz.com/INmain.asp?Option=Detail&Type=&ID=52&Category=bike&SubCategory=power
I have been carrying one in my Camelback for a year, still on flats on the
trail. So I don't know how will it seals.Flats for the last year have been overnighters, so have replaced the tube.
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