Thread: Tubular tyre roundness
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Old 03-14-14 | 10:10 PM
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Originally Posted by FatBottomedGirl
Your advice helped.
Me stretching the tubular on old clinchers worked as well.
My tubulars are mounted and are now drying and I can't wait to try them out when I can.
Enjoy.

BTW- don't forget to check pressure daily and keep it to spec. it's the pressure, not the glue that keeps the tire on. The glue in only to keep it from shifting.
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