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Old 04-19-16 | 07:29 PM
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From: Lexington, VA USA

Bikes: --2010 Jamis 650b1-- 2016 Cervelo R2-- 2018 Salsa Journeyman 650B

thanks everyone

I know that i have a leak but it just seems strange that it deflates to a certain point then holds steady instead of going completely flat.

Originally Posted by Walter S
Get a new bicycle. It should come with brand new tires already mounted.
I did! It is on order! thanks

Originally Posted by tarwheel
Maybe Matthew's never had a flat before! If so, he's deserves some sort of medal.
Nope no medal needed. I was just trying to figure out if people thought tube or tire?


Originally Posted by caloso
You have a slow leak. Pull out the tube, find the hole by inflating the tube and dunking it in a bucket of water, then patch the hole. Before putting the tube back in the tire, run a cotton ball along the inside of the tire. It will snag on a tiny piece of wire or glass, if that's what's causing the leak.
good idea on the cotton ball.


thanks to everyone else of the smart alec responses. I know it was probably not one of the best/ wittiest posts but I was just wondering if anyone else has had this type of situation and if it was tire or tube.

sorry to waste people's time. I will just have to stop riding it and pull the tire and take a look. 75 miles in 2 days
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