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Mos6502 10-08-07 11:31 AM

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.

East Hill 10-09-07 11:36 PM

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

Mos6502 10-11-07 02:43 PM

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?

bbattle 10-11-07 03:38 PM

Post your question on OldRoads.com They may know the answer.

East Hill 10-12-07 07:13 AM


Originally Posted by Mos6502 (Post 5437000)

some pictures, sorry they're not very good, but you get the idea. Cool tread pattern huh?

Very cool! Thanks for the photos, too.

East Hill

bobn 10-12-07 08:48 AM

MOS- If you find them let us know. I would also be interested.

Thanks, Bob

Mos6502 10-14-07 11:50 PM

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?

ctavel 10-15-07 06:57 AM

I imagine its to old to have an ISO size but I'll ask anyway? So, what is the ISO size?

Mos6502 10-15-07 12:57 PM

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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