those darned crackpots

bubblebent wrote:
> gullible investors and the crackpot inventors got together on this
> one.

The idea is hardy new, and it's quite valid. So far the only problem
with "solid" tyres (which have usually relied on closed cell foams
AFAICT, so have actually had plenty of air in them) has been that the
implementation is not up to cheap pneumatic mass market standards. You
could have made the same argument about, say, recumbent cycles a few
years back.

I'd hardly call Michelin's R&D department a magnet for "crackpot
investors", it's part of a blue chip global company relying on
innovation in its products. What's your particular problem with it?
Ever known anyone to have a puncture?

Pete.
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Hmmmmmmmm...........

Do you suppose Hugh went to France??????????

Jerry