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  1. The ABC show, yeah ??

    I just happened to catch like the trailling couple of seconds of an invention to do with bike wheels, did anyone else see this ??

    I thought I heard the host him say something like "so because there are no holes in the rim, the wheel is stronger ?"

    the video of was a MTB doing a slidey stop, then it cut to the above question.

    anyone else seen this or know what it is about ?

  2. MikeyOz said:

    The ABC show, yeah ??

    I just happened to catch like the trailling couple of seconds of an invention to do with bike wheels, did anyone else see this ??

    I thought I heard the host him say something like "so because there are no holes in the rim, the wheel is stronger ?"

    the video of was a MTB doing a slidey stop, then it cut to the above question.

    anyone else seen this or know what it is about ?


    From the ABC website

    The Zvino Bicycle Rim (featuring the Sliding Nipple System) is a new type of bicycle wheel design for tubeless tyres which eliminates the need to drill a series of holes to accommodate the traditional spokes of a bicycle wheel.

  3. ADA23 said:

    The Zvino Bicycle Rim (featuring the Sliding Nipple System) is a new
    type of bicycle wheel design for tubeless tyres which eliminates the
    need to drill a series of holes to accommodate the traditional spokes
    of a bicycle wheel.

    Don't wheels like HED3's have no spoke holes?

    They're not quite the same thing, of course, as a funky sliding
    nipple.

  4. "Bleve" wrote in message ...

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    Don't wheels like HED3's have no spoke holes?

    They're not quite the same thing, of course, as a funky sliding
    nipple.

    hmm.. and I didn't see any spoke holes on my Mavic Ksyriums last night when
    changing my tube.. AGAIN... note to self (and others).. the $5/$10/etc note
    trick works really well, but not if you wrap it a few mm tighter than the
    inside of the tyre when fully inflated... I managed to blow a tube when I
    was 15kms away from the bike!

    I blame Michelin Pro Race 2's and their sidewalls of paper.. grrr.. what a
    waste of good rubber.. grrr^2...

    cheers,
    GPL

  5. "MikeyOz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:


    The ABC show, yeah ??

    I just happened to catch like the trailling couple of seconds of an
    invention to do with bike wheels, did anyone else see this ??

    I thought I heard the host him say something like "so because there are
    no holes in the rim, the wheel is stronger ?"

    the video of was a MTB doing a slidey stop, then it cut to the above
    question.

    anyone else seen this or know what it is about ?


    dtmeister posted this link yesterday...

    http://tinyurl.com/9pfq7

    I thought the advantage was with no holes in the rim, you can run tubeless
    without having some sort of sealing system. Just like on a moto or car.

    My old BMW GS moto had spokes that went through the outside of the rim
    (outside were the tyre went), so tubeless tyres were fine.

    I'll be tuning in to watch, anyway. ;^)

    Tony F
    www.thefathippy.com

    ps: I have bike that works again! Shiny, blue and new. Bit heavy, though.
    Steve took a pic on its second outing -
    http://svana.org/photos/august_xmas_2005-08-14/800x600/img_1402.jpg

  6. tony f said:


    ps: I have bike that works again! Shiny, blue and new. Bit heavy, though.
    Steve took a pic on its second outing -
    http://svana.org/photos/august_xmas_2005-08-14/800x600/img_1402.jpg

    Rejoice! And God Bless All Who Sail Upon Her. 😄

  7. tony f said:


    Tony F
    www.thefathippy.com

    ps: I have bike that works again! Shiny, blue and new. Bit heavy, though.
    Steve took a pic on its second outing -
    http://svana.org/photos/august_xmas_2005-08-14/800x600/img_1402.jpg

    Hmmm, the fat hippy and Hippy look remarkably similar with that goatee,
    is there something we don't know??

    DaveB

  8. "DaveB" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    tony f said:


    Tony F
    www.thefathippy.com

    ps: I have bike that works again! Shiny, blue and new. Bit heavy,


    though.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Steve took a pic on its second outing -
    http://svana.org/photos/august_xmas_2005-08-14/800x600/img_1402.jpg

    Hmmm, the fat hippy and Hippy look remarkably similar with that goatee,
    is there something we don't know??

    We've never been seen together, either... It's all a conspiracy - grab your
    alfoil hats!

    ....but no, no relation that I'm aware of.

    Tony F
    www.thefathippy.com

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