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Old 05-18-10 | 03:12 PM
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acorn54
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Originally Posted by Lot's Knife
PaulH hasn't flatted in 20,000+ miles. Maybe he'll chime in.

Either the thicker tubes work, or tire liners work, or both. I can't discern the efficacy of each because I use both. No flats in 7,000 miles.

Having a mirror might help, too, allowing you to move left with confidence when able. A lot of pointy things are blown right, toward the curb, where they await you.
well maybe heavy duty tire tubes do work. i already had on my bike panaracer pasela tourguide tires, which have kevlar lining, that i bought from harris cyclery, and i got a flat with far less than 7000 miles on them with a standard tire tube.
i can estimate i had maybe 2000 miles or so before i got my flat.
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