"Gags" <gags_44nospamatnospamtpg.com.au> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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"NoZX6R" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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aeek said:
flyingdutch Wrote:
>is there some guide/measure/tantric-prair to tell me when its time for >me to post the obvious thread ๐
don't mention the "war".
When your doubts about it's integrity overcome your wallet. -- Nick
When you start getting flats every second day because the tyre is so thin.
Ahhh, but the weeks before that happen are the best. The tyres were never as lightweight and the smoothness means lower drag through the air and on the road. Then it goes bad...
The answer to your next question is: The same type as what's on the front. Swap the front to the rear and put the newie on the front.
-- Brett "Who hates mismatched tyres"
Grr, tell me about it. First day out on my new bike I slashed the sidewall on some big bits of metal gravel ordinarily used for bedding down railway sleepers but handily placed on the bike path in bassendean/WA by some contractors. THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
Naturally I only had spare blue tyres, not red, but aldo in quantum just glued the sidewall slash back up with loctite 406 and ive since done a few km on it and it seems ok.
gee, it was tempting to name thread "Which tyre do you recommend?" ๐ ๐
my rear tyre is looking rather 'flat' or square in profile, no major holes goin on but the small ones are accumulatin...
is there some guide/measure/tantric-prair to tell me when its time for me to post the obvious thread ๐
i reckon it would be cheaper to continuously slip $5 notes into the rips and tears than buy a new tyre. Might have a few junkies crawling at your tyre though...
as an aside, its the battle for the wooden spoon this week dutch!
Mr Tuffy cures all. You can run tyres into the ground and get full value out of them, without the drama of flats (unless you get pinch flats from underinflation or bad riding).
I know people will [censored] about the weight penalty, but for a commuter or training wheels, it can't be beaten. (and for some of us the extra 30g of rotating mass is nothing in the whole scheme of things).