Old 09-16-10, 10:01 PM
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Tubes go flat because something punctured them. That's where the detective work starts; figuring out what caused the puncture. Simply replacing the tube does nothing to remove the actual cause of the flats. In addition to the others' questions, we need more info:

1. your weight
2. size of tyres
3. pressure used in tyres

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