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Old 09-28-08 | 09:28 AM
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TempeRider
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From: Tempe AZ

Bikes: Mondonico Road, Novaro Randonee Touring

Originally Posted by dobber
Just because you can accomplish your supernatural tire removal on a particular combination doesn't mean you'd be successful with others. I can accomplish the same feat with Schwalbe Marathons 700x40 and Mavic CXP33. Not so with Panaracer Touring and DT Swiss R1.1 rims.

ANd to use you comment, learn to do it right and you won't damage you tube.
Been doing it for years on many different bikes, wheels, tires. I do it on my 20" wheeled folder, my daughter's 24" bike, mountain bikes, and 700c. It isn't supernatural. It just takes practice. Once you get good at it, it is a big time saver. That said, I will admit that brand new wire bead tires are the hardest; bad the wire quickly strecthes and it gets easier. Kevlar beads are easier new, but dont stretch over time.
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