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Published 14 January 2007
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Original author Micheal Artindale
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Original post Micheal Artindale
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14 January 2007, 04:32 UTC
#1
I brought m bike out from Ontario to British Columbia, and when i did, i let the air out, thinking it would prevent the tires from popping... it did.
Was that nessisary?
Has anyone shipped their bike out, with the tires to their opperating preasure and had no problems with them?
Thanks,
Micheal
14 January 2007, 06:50 UTC
#2
Micheal Artindale said: I brought m bike out from Ontario to British Columbia, and when i did, i let the air out, thinking it would prevent the tires from popping... it did.
Was that nessisary?
Has anyone shipped their bike out, with the tires to their opperating preasure and had no problems with them?
Thanks,
Micheal
Nope. I also leave mine at full pressure when I ship them. Never had a problem.
-- o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o www.schnauzers.ws
14 January 2007, 12:17 UTC
#3
Ride-A-Lot said: Micheal Artindale said: I brought m bike out from Ontario to British Columbia, and when i did, i let the air out, thinking it would prevent the tires from popping... it did.
Was that nessisary?
Has anyone shipped their bike out, with the tires to their opperating preasure and had no problems with them?
Thanks,
Micheal
Nope. I also leave mine at full pressure when I ship them. Never had a problem.
-- o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o www.schnauzers.ws
Hi pookums, are you visiting pelicans today since it's so cold and you have nothing to do?
15 January 2007, 00:41 UTC
#4
Ride-A-Lot said: Micheal Artindale said: I brought m bike out from Ontario to British Columbia, and when i did, i let the air out, thinking it would prevent the tires from popping... it did.
Was that nessisary?
Has anyone shipped their bike out, with the tires to their opperating preasure and had no problems with them?
Thanks,
Micheal
Nope. I also leave mine at full pressure when I ship them. Never had a problem.
Probably better to deflate slightly before shipping. Ever see a twinkie bag in an airplane?
15 January 2007, 00:54 UTC
#5
cc said: Ride-A-Lot said: Micheal Artindale said: I brought m bike out from Ontario to British Columbia, and when i did, i let the air out, thinking it would prevent the tires from popping... it did.
Was that nessisary?
Has anyone shipped their bike out, with the tires to their opperating preasure and had no problems with them?
Thanks,
Micheal
Nope. I also leave mine at full pressure when I ship them. Never had a problem.
Probably better to deflate slightly before shipping. Ever see a twinkie bag in an airplane?
Sort of like chip bags out here in CO?
-- o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o www.schnauzers.ws
15 January 2007, 03:19 UTC
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Ride-A-Lot said: cc said: Ride-A-Lot said: Micheal Artindale wrote: > I brought m bike out from Ontario to British Columbia, and when i > did, i let the air out, thinking it would prevent the tires from > popping... it did. > > Was that nessisary? > > Has anyone shipped their bike out, with the tires to their > opperating preasure and had no problems with them? > > Thanks, > > Micheal >
Nope. I also leave mine at full pressure when I ship them. Never had a problem.
Probably better to deflate slightly before shipping. Ever see a twinkie bag in an airplane?
Sort of like chip bags out here in CO?
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