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Sky Fly
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Last weekend, I was out on a 50 mile ride around the Kentish countryside. Unfortunately, it was
somewhat lacking in the satisfaction department, especially because I had three punctures on the way
(it's a good thing I carried my puncture repair kit along with me). What *did* puzzle me was the
third puncture - there was a loud 'pop' sound that preceded the puncture, and when I had a look at
the inner tube, it was completely unpatchable - it had a huge longitudinal split, quite unlike the
usual small holes I get. Has anyone ever had this, and does anyone know what might have caused it?
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Akin
aknak at aksoto dot idps dot co dot uk
somewhat lacking in the satisfaction department, especially because I had three punctures on the way
(it's a good thing I carried my puncture repair kit along with me). What *did* puzzle me was the
third puncture - there was a loud 'pop' sound that preceded the puncture, and when I had a look at
the inner tube, it was completely unpatchable - it had a huge longitudinal split, quite unlike the
usual small holes I get. Has anyone ever had this, and does anyone know what might have caused it?
--
Akin
aknak at aksoto dot idps dot co dot uk