will Hookworms help me get rid off such flats?
08-14-04, 04:28 PM
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will Hookworms help me get rid off such flats?
That's Maxxis High Roller Semi Slicks
these tires are just like 2-3 weeks old and i already got 2 flats.. in both cases it was glass..
i ride mostly in the city, and it's a lot of shattered glass around here
08-14-04, 04:38 PM
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No they won't, it won't even make a difference. Glass is glass.
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Would it be safe to use tubeless for DH/freeride? I wouldn't think so.
(This isn't saying the damn ride DH/FR just a question)
(This isn't saying the damn ride DH/FR just a question)
08-14-04, 06:04 PM
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Umm, there are tubeless DH/Freeride rims out there.
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Originally Posted by FoX Rider
Would it be safe to use tubeless for DH/freeride? I wouldn't think so.
(This isn't saying the damn ride DH/FR just a question)
(This isn't saying the damn ride DH/FR just a question)
08-15-04, 03:43 AM
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I used to run Tubeless and they have a tendency to release alot of air at odd times, but if its just glass then find some old MTB tyers and line the inside of ur semi-slicks with them, my friends who had the same problem did this and haven't had a flat since, well not from just riding over glass anyway.
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08-15-04, 11:18 AM
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lol...
I've rode over glass countless times and I haven't bene punctured yet. I don't have any advice. Damn.
I've rode over glass countless times and I haven't bene punctured yet. I don't have any advice. Damn.
