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Old 10-26-18 | 06:49 AM
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Spaghetti Legs
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I have noticed that a tire filled with CO2 after a day or two will be soft. When I first used a CO2 pump many years ago I found that a 12g cylinder wouldn’t pump a high pressure road tire up high enough so I carry 16g. I mostly use a mini pump these days, but I’ve never had a tire go soft on ride after CO2 except for operator error.
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