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Old 08-28-10, 04:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
When looking at the inside of the tire, you can tell there's a little break/tear there or something. But I think most of the fibers are still intact. And I didn't see light coming through.

Like I said, I haven't noticed a change in the cut in a number of rides, and at this point I don't think that the pressure of the tube will force it to protrude through the damaged area. The only risk I see for now is another flat tire.

My experience is that through flexing of the tire the hole will become larger, then a small portion of the tube will protrude through and wear out or pop. Booting it will prevent it for a while.
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I love my gp4000s
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Originally Posted by sbxx1985
Pro3s. The BF Masses discuss explosive punctures and sidewall damage, but I'm skeptical.

It's a racing tire. It's fast and sticky. The puncture resistance on both bikes has been incredible.

Sadly, shelf life sucks badly.

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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
When looking at the inside of the tire, you can tell there's a little break/tear there or something. But I think most of the fibers are still intact. And I didn't see light coming through.

Like I said, I haven't noticed a change in the cut in a number of rides, and at this point I don't think that the pressure of the tube will force it to protrude through the damaged area. The only risk I see for now is another flat tire.
Again, I predict success. That's too nice of tire to not make the attempt. You'll be fine.
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Originally Posted by sbxx1985
Pro3s. The BF Masses discuss explosive punctures and sidewall damage, but I'm skeptical.

It's a racing tire. It's fast and sticky. The puncture resistance on both bikes has been incredible.

Sadly, shelf life sucks badly.
Consensus is the PR3's are a bit stickier than the GP4000s but don't last as long and slightly more puncture-prone. But they're good.
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How many miles do you all typicly get from a set of whatever you are running?
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
When looking at the inside of the tire, you can tell there's a little break/tear there or something. But I think most of the fibers are still intact. And I didn't see light coming through.

Like I said, I haven't noticed a change in the cut in a number of rides, and at this point I don't think that the pressure of the tube will force it to protrude through the damaged area. The only risk I see for now is another flat tire.

i would boot it and put it on the rear wheel if it isn't there already. Then I would forget about it.
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Originally Posted by datlas
Consensus is the PR3's are a bit stickier than the GP4000s but don't last as long and slightly more puncture-prone. But they're good.
I'm on my fourth set since the free ones. I love them.
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That's good.

I'll occasionally feed the flame. Sometimes it's too hard to resist.
It became laughable. I guess it's all erased anyway.
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Originally Posted by datlas
slightly more puncture-prone
Some of the Masses complain about this because the tire pits and cuts easily. At first, I thought the same thing.
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So what's this cow pic I keep hearing about?!?
Someone posted a picture of Jen at the mall posing with a Chick-fil-A cow.

It's quite scandalous.
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People here don't get it.
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Someone posted a picture of Jen at the mall posing with a Chick-fil-A cow.

It's quite scandalous.
Was that erased too?
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Hey jen
You seem to have a thing for live stock.
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iJen,

Would you be disappointed if I rejected your friend request?
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iJen,

Would you be disappointed if I rejected your friend request?
Harsh.
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Too late. Don't take it personally.
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iJen,

Would you be disappointed if I rejected your friend request?

Is it because of her attraction to livestock?
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Harsh.
It's not harsh at all. I'm a nice person.
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Originally Posted by sbxx1985
It's not harsh at all. I'm a nice person.
Well you were polite about it. I am sorry I had to witness it though.



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So I'm having difficulty deciding on tomorrow's ride. It seems like a climbing kind of day.
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So the question is .What should I ride for tomorrows century?
Madone,
orbea
litespeed.

its really between the Madone and the orbea.
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is it an event or just you doing your own thing?
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Originally Posted by ls01
So the question is .What should I ride for tomorrows century?
Madone,
orbea
litespeed.

its really between the Madone and the orbea.
The Orbea has a dent.
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Originally Posted by sbxx1985
So I'm having difficulty deciding on tomorrow's ride. It seems like a climbing kind of day.
Climbing rules all. I will have some climbing tomorrow as well. I love to climb when I can. I wish there were more climbs around me to ride.
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What Litespeed?
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