Just seen this on Facebook. Wonder why it never caught on?
Tubeless tyres
Re: Tubeless tyres
Must be fun on bends..... epecially if there is a change of camber, or steering correction needed mid bend!
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Re: Tubeless tyres
xerxes wrote:Just seen this on Facebook. Wonder why it never caught on?
Probably something to do with the rifle?
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You may have started something here, do you think this would be the ultimate commuter bike? Certainly would have been useful on the A10/M11 roundabout just south of Cambridge a few years ago. Would hazard a guess the idiots would not be so keen to close pass.
Just remember, when you’re over the hill, you begin to pick up speed.
Re: Tubeless tyres
useful way to carry skis too.
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I took this pic on my D Day beaches tour....Utah Beach museum...at least it has tyres
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tenbikes wrote:useful way to carry skis too.
Or a surf board.
Just remember, when you’re over the hill, you begin to pick up speed.
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Re: Tubeless tyres
Could be lack of grip in the wet, plus the possibility of degradation through wet rot/woodworm?
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""You know you're getting old when it's easier to ride a bike than to get on and off it" - quote from observant jogger !
Re: Tubeless tyres
KTHSullivan wrote:tenbikes wrote:useful way to carry skis too.
Or a surf board.
Never mind the board....gimme the bike! )