serious tyre/innertube problem

redoctoberuk said:

hi

have a problem with innertube recently being using my bike for a 20
mile round trip to work and have gone through 4 tubes
problem is the innertube keeps moving even though its pumped up hard
this is leading to the rim slicing the valve

is there a simple solution to this

Yes. Align the valve perpendicular to the circumference of the rim. Don't
inflate the tube until you have aligned it better than you have been.
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Nuke? In any case, remember, surface one more time than you submerge.

Doug Huffman said:

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have aligned it better than you have been.
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Phil, Squid-in-Training

Nuke? In any case, remember, surface one more time than you submerge.

Wrong squid... but thanks for asking!

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Quoted message said:

hi

have a problem with innertube recently being using my bike for a 20
mile round trip to work and have gone through 4 tubes
problem is the innertube keeps moving even though its pumped up hard
this is leading to the rim slicing the valve

is there a simple solution to this

'http://www.imagedump.com/index.cgi?pick=get&tp=97715 '

Red:

If your inner tube is creeping around the rim, then the tire isn't
pumped up enough. Get a gauge and pump the tire up to its maximum
pressure, which will be printed on the side of the tire.

Jeff