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Old 02-02-08, 02:23 AM
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Only one flat in 5000 miles. Lucky me! It was glass. Not surprising, I run over it at lest a dozen times each way on my daily commute.
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0 Road Bike
1 MTB - slow leaker from steel belted car tire debris. Needed a magnifying glass to take it out.
0 Cross Bike

Approx. 3500 miles.
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I think I had 3. one was a tack, one was a wire, one was a pinch flat.
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About 15 flats, here the bike lanes are terrible as they are not kept clean.
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1--bad rim strip
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Old 02-02-08, 06:41 PM
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Originally Posted by ItsJustMe
None due to road hazards or bad tires. One due to me not putting the rim strip in correctly on a new wheel build.
Same here, but that goes not only for 2007, but for my entire adult cycling "career"! September 2004 and on...

Glass, metal, sharp gravel. Nothing seems to want to penetrate my tyres. Conti SportContacts on two bikes and GatorSkins on my roadie.

I have, however, pinched a handful of tubes while mounting tyres, both my own and others. But since they were all taken care of immediately, inside, I don't count them as flats.
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Three. One in April and two in October...within two days.
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