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Published 22 March 2005
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Original author Ken Marcet
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Original post Ken Marcet
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22 March 2005, 14:10 UTC
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Ken Marcet said: Okay by what I have read the best way to store tires is in a air free, cold, dark place.http://groups-beta.google.com/group/rec.bicycles.tech/browse_frm/thread/57354487acb5d7f6/9dda814b86866dcc?tvc=1&q=storing+tires#9dda814b86866dcc Any one have any other suggestions regarding this? I want to be able to buy my odd sized tires in advance and keep multiple sets on hand for when they go bad. What would be the lifespan of tires in storage?
Ken
Last month, I installed a pair of 30 year old tires and inner tubes on a bike. They appear to be as good as new. They were hanging on a rod in my garage -- lower level of a split level. The inner tubes were stored in their original boxes in a hot attic. I have had gum sidewalls from old tires disintegrate.
-- Bob Wheeler --- http://www.bobwheeler.com/ ECHIP, Inc. --- Randomness comes in bunches.
David Damerell
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22 March 2005, 15:29 UTC
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Quoting Ken Marcet <[email hidden]>:
Quoted message said: Okay by what I have read the best way to store tires is in a air free, cold, dark place.
Under a rock on the moon? -- David Damerell <[email hidden]> Kill the tomato! Today is Second Leicesterday, March.
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