Chain Tread War Tires
Does anybody know if there are any reproductions out there of those old Chain-link tread tires?
That old Columbia I have has WWII era chain tread tires on it, both of which are actually in fairly decent shape - except they have both formed terrible flat spots from sitting uninflated for probably decades. I was just wondering if anybody knows if there are any reproductions of these. |
Doesn't look as if anyone can give you a hand here. Just for my own edification, have you got photos of the tyres in question?
East Hill |
http://www.powflip.com/data/David/tiretire22.jpg
http://www.powflip.com/data/David/tiretire23.jpg some pictures, sorry they're not very good, but you get the idea. Cool tread pattern huh? |
Post your question on OldRoads.com They may know the answer.
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Originally Posted by Mos6502
(Post 5437000)
some pictures, sorry they're not very good, but you get the idea. Cool tread pattern huh? East Hill |
MOS- If you find them let us know. I would also be interested.
Thanks, Bob |
I haven't tried oldroads yet.... b u t...
I was taking the tires off the wheels today. First and of marginal interest, the front tire was one of those old (horrible) single tube tires. Immediately after that I noticed what size these tires are. Would you believe 27X1.50"??? I think I may have seen it all now. I have no chance in hell of finding replacements for these do I? |
I imagine its to old to have an ISO size but I'll ask anyway? So, what is the ISO size?
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I have no idea. I had assumed that the wheels would be 26 x 1.375 since that's a common size on old American lightweights. I have never seen or heard of a 27 x 1.50 size before.
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