Yet Another Cycling Forum
General Category => Freewheeling => Topic started by: Blodwyn Pig on 03 January, 2024, 01:57:34 pm
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Nothing worse than a piffling little thorn to slow you down................NO. go for the MAX!!!!!!!!!!!!
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YES!!!!!!!!!!That's worth fixing. ;) ;)
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Looks like a nail rather than a thorn. Did you find it on a ride today? ;)
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Visitations like that are something of a relief, because at least you're sure what caused the deflation and that you've got rid of it.
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Once, whilst on my Honda 650, I was following a much larger bike (1000 / 1200cc) which had a six inch nail entered through the tread, and exited through the sidewall of the rear tyre.
I wasn't able to match their speed to let them know.
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>20 years ago I suffered a perfectly banal visitation, a tiny perforation through a worn tyre. The cause was noteworthy, though: I had just ridden through a dropping from a buzzard or such and had picked up a tiny shard of bone.
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Looks like a nail rather than a thorn. Did you find it on a ride today? ;)
Indeed it is, and yes I did. But regrettably useless. (kept as a souvenir tho)
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My guess it was the rear wheel.