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Old 04-04-10 | 06:15 AM
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Originally Posted by koffee brown
You know, I have no idea about the hole yet. I'm out of practice- didn't even think to check for the hole on the first tube- just threw it away, but the second tube is still on the wheel. I'll check it when I get home from work later today.

I thought I rolled that tape on there pretty tight and smoothed it out pretty good, but maybe I put it on incorrectly. Is there a method to the madness when putting on rim tape? It extended the full length of the wheel and overlapped by a few millimeters when I reached the end of the wheel.

I'll have to check on these things when I return from work. Thanks.

koffee

P.S. Brand new wheel, tire, and tube
Speculatin on all the possible causes is a waste of time. Find the original tube and look at it, or wait for this one to flat. Rim tape is a no brainer. If it's wide enough and it handles high pressure you shouldn't be having a problem with it.
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