So what you are actually saying is I must be a highly skilled rider with amazing balance and other skills required to be able to ride through the atrocious winter weather conditions on that tyre....It's incredible that you were riding in snow and ice on that tyre @BAD LUCK DUCK you must have had sod all grip most of the time. I don't mind riding a baldy in the dry or even when it's a little wet but snow and ice no way in hell I would.
Errr! I would call you lucky!So what you are actually saying is I must be a highly skilled rider with amazing balance and other skills required to be able to ride through the atrocious winter weather conditions on that tyre....
Just wedged it in a bit tighter
My wheel was fine..They said it was something to do with the tyre being slightly mishhaped due to the way the tyres are stacked in storage..Apparently it happens every now and then..Was your wheel rim corroded @BAD LUCK DUCK ? If they were struggling to seal it I'd be wondering why. Main reasons would be corrosion or that the wheel is out or true and no longer properly circular.
That's in tight as something that gets rammed in really tight...Just wedged it in a bit tighter
It’s only done just over 900 miles I worked 7 days a week from last Jan to December so never had a chance to ride it.That's in tight as something that gets rammed in really tight...
Looks like a nice bike from what I can see...
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That's a real nice looking bike....It’s only done just over 900 miles I worked 7 days a week from last Jan to December so never had a chance to ride it.
It is a lovely thing to ride though
Thanks for the offer. I use the bike all the time and it gets hosed down and washed a lot so I don't think the ACF50 would really do me or the bike any good....I've got a lot of ACF50 you can have and a cover I don't use.