I remember reading about older rims not having a hooked sidewall to hold the tires on as they do now.
Hows your head as it must be large with info? Does any of this sound right or is it,as your thinking,i'm full of it?
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Quoted post said:
Originally posted by shokhead12
I remember reading about older rims not having a hooked sidewall to hold the tires on as they do now.
Hows your head as it must be large with info? Does any of this sound right or is it,as your thinking,i'm full of it?So? It has to be put in the right context. You seem to have a problem with that. And not all rims were that way, just due to being old. Overflating is not the way to figure out what you have, or is that not obvious?? You are wasting valuable corner time here.......
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Originally posted by boudreaux
So? It has to be put in the right context. You seem to have a problem with that. And not all rims were that way, just due to being old. Overflating is not the way to figure out what you have, or is that not obvious?? You are wasting valuable corner time here.......maybe hes thinking of tubular rims?
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Originally posted by fushman
Maybe hes thinking of tubular rims?No ...he just has a bunch of dismembered toughts rattling around in a brain graveyard.
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I'm still going to be nice,for another minute.I'm most likly wrong,so! Dont be a DH because you know something i made a mistake on. It was something i read on S Brown years ago but it doesnt apply to this i guess.
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Meh, ignore him shok, he's just got a stick in his ass as usual.
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lol at these crazy punters!!
I was never going to overinflate the thing! I rode it today on the most gravelly bumpy roads I could find and the thing worked a dream so I'm happy.
Thanks for all your help.
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