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Sorry, another Kurt Kinetic Post!

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Old 26-02.-2008, 11:31 AM   #16
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Default Re: Sorry, another Kurt Kinetic Post!

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Originally Posted by kant314
Interesting.
I always clamp mine as hard as it will go. Untill I can't turn the knob any more.
That's probably too hard, I reckon.
I always use 2 turns of the knob. When my tire starts to slip (which inevitably it always does) I just run my sweaty glove over the tire and it's ready to go for another 1 hour.
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