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Original post Sponge
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14 June 2007, 18:02 UTC
#1
Hi there,
just bored right now, and I've got a worn down-as-hell Try-all tyre here, and I feel like shaving it to slick. Aside from the grueling long method of filing and cutting with a knife, is there any quick way of doing it?
Sandbelter or something?
thanks in advance
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14 June 2007, 18:06 UTC
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Do you have just a plain hand sander? Like for wood and stuff? If you do then just use that. Keep your tire inflated on the rim and sand it with the hand sander. It would be easier to do than using a belt type sander, but either would work I guess.
Just be carefull, bad things can happen when you get bored.
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14 June 2007, 18:16 UTC
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thanks,
and while we're at it, what's a blind trick in street anyway?
I'm assuming it's doing something opposite to normal way or something?
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14 June 2007, 18:25 UTC
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I have no Idea. Im a Muni rider. sorry.:o
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14 June 2007, 19:47 UTC
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A blind trick is the oposite to normal (not swich though) e.g you normal unispin anti clockwise, a blind would be spinning clockwise. or nrmal grind with right blind would be left ect...
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