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  1. I lent my Continental 700 x 23 folding tyre to a friend last weekend. It came unseated from the rim
    and got caught on the brakes. He returned it to me and pointed out some damage. The Kevlar bead has
    been exposed over a length of about 2 inches where the casing got abraded by the brake block.

    Should I get him to cough for a new one, or is it OK to use?

    Tim
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  2. "Tim Hall" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    I lent my Continental 700 x 23 folding tyre to a friend last weekend. It came unseated from
    the rim and got caught on the brakes. He returned it to me and pointed out some damage. The
    Kevlar bead has been exposed over a length of about 2 inches where the casing got abraded by
    the brake block.

    Should I get him to cough for a new one, or is it OK to use?

    If I had to ask the question I'd know the answer was no. I certainly wouldn't rely on the
    opinion of someone on the 'net who's never seen the tyre. (Except my opinion, of course, which
    is bin it Danno).

    Pete

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    Should I get him to cough for a new one, or is it OK to use?

    Depends how much of a mate he is :-)

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  4. Tim Hall said:

    I lent my Continental 700 x 23 folding tyre to a friend last weekend. It came unseated from
    the rim and got caught on the brakes. He returned it to me and pointed out some damage. The
    Kevlar bead has been exposed over a length of about 2 inches where the casing got abraded by
    the brake block.

    Should I get him to cough for a new one, or is it OK to use?

    Tim

    When I lend someone something it's on the basis 'Yes you can play, but if you break it you pay'. I'd
    consider the tyre broke and would like a replacement. I certainly wouldn't comment on its
    roadworthiness without seeing it first .. 😉

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    Tim Hall said:

    I lent my Continental 700 x 23 folding tyre to a friend last weekend. It came unseated from the
    rim and got caught on the brakes. He returned it to me and pointed out some damage. The Kevlar
    bead has been exposed over a length of about 2 inches where the casing got abraded by the brake
    block.

    Should I get him to cough for a new one, or is it OK to use?

    Tim

    When I lend someone something it's on the basis 'Yes you can play, but if you break it you pay'.
    I'd consider the tyre broke and would like a replacement. I certainly wouldn't comment on its
    roadworthiness without seeing it first .. 😉

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    Completed 1662 Seti work units in 12668 hours setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edusetiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu

    ...and if he insists it's ok to use, tell him he can keep it and use it then, when he's forked out
    for a new one for you.....I'd never consider returning something if I'd borrowed it and damaged it.
    I'd definitely buy a replacement one...what kind of a friend is he, for crying out loud
    ??...obviously not as good a one as wot I yam ;-) Dave. Invoice him!!

  6. I'd never consider

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    returning something if I'd borrowed it and damaged it. I'd definitely buy


    a

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    replacement one...

    I would do the same.

    what kind of a friend is he, for crying out loud

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    ??...obviously not as good a one as wot I yam ;-) Dave. Invoice him!!

    If a good mate done this to me I wouldn't have an issue, even though I wouldn't do the same.
    Everyone's different, something's aren't as important to some as they are to others. Now tell me
    about time-keeping - I really have issues with that!

    "Invoice him" LOL :-)

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  7. Tim Hall said:

    Should I get him to cough for a new one, or is it OK to use?

    Keep the tyre, get a new friend.

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  8. MSA said:

    I'd never consider

    Quoted message said:

    returning something if I'd borrowed it and damaged it. I'd definitely buy


    a

    Quoted message said:

    replacement one...

    I would do the same.

    what kind of a friend is he, for crying out loud

    Quoted message said:

    ??...obviously not as good a one as wot I yam ;-) Dave. Invoice him!!

    If a good mate done this to me I wouldn't have an issue, even though I wouldn't do the same.
    Everyone's different, something's aren't as important to some as they are to others. Now tell me
    about time-keeping - I really have issues with that!

    "Invoice him" LOL :-)

    Thanks for all the replies.

    I've done my mate, the Cheating Czech, a dis-service. He offered to pay for a replacement when
    he brought the tyre back, I said I'd check to see whether it needed replacement. Sorry it
    wasn't clearer.

    I'll go an invoice him now.

    Tim
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