Ive had 3 compass standard casing tires (barlow, steilacoom) tires blow out 
on the sidewall just from...wear and tear? Including today far from home. 
 I keep my bike outside, so they get sun, but they were not tears from 
gravel or anything (never had a normal flat on my compass tires in NYC or 
riding trails...just these sidewall blowouts). 
Moving on to something more sun-worthy for my commuter. 



On Monday, July 29, 2019 at 5:48:02 PM UTC-4, Ash wrote:
>
> Mine are EL Compass Babyshoe Pass's.   I have ridden them only on well 
> maintained neighborhood roads.  I have never seen anything like broken 
> glasses on those.  There are no potholes either.
>
> Following useful suggestions I received on this thread, I removed the 
> tires, wiped them clean of the orange sealant and stuck a small piece of 
> Gorilla tape in the damaged area from inside.  Mounted them with inner 
> tubes.  Couple of hundred miles since then without any trouble.     
>
> On Monday, 29 July 2019 14:49:44 UTC-4, Patrick Moore wrote:
>>
>> Andreas and Ash: Curious: what RH models are you talking about, and what 
>> were the riding conditions in which they got slashed or ripped?
>>
>> Andreas: were all of your RH tires extra light models? 
>>
>> Both: were you (plural) riding on surfaces that included sharp stones or 
>> gravel?
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> On Sun, Jul 28, 2019 at 11:29 PM Andreas <andrea...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> I have used the park tool patch on 7 compass/rh tires so far.
>>> While it works, it also tells you something about the tires.
>>>
>>> Which reminds me, I have about 11 ripped unusable compass/rh tires in 
>>> the shed - is there a reasonable way to recycle them?
>>> This year I have moved on to different tires. There is a new endurance 
>>> version of compass now that may last longer.
>>>
>>> On Tuesday, July 2, 2019 at 6:41:16 PM UTC-4, Ash wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Tire experts,
>>>>
>>>> I mounted Compass Babayshoe Pass (EL) tires tubeless couple of months 
>>>> ago on my Rivfied road bike.  They were a joy to ride for sure.  Unlike 
>>>> anything!!  
>>>>
>>>> Sadly, yesterday the rear tire deflated suddenly within a second while 
>>>> riding in my neighborhood.  Probably would have crashed if not for the 
>>>> slow 
>>>> speed.  The tire had a tear that was way beyond what the sealant could 
>>>> handle.  Boy, were these tires an expensive experiment!
>>>>
>>>> I have attached a few macro shots of the damage area.  Is this tire 
>>>> safe to ride if I use it with inner tube?  Also, is there way to fix the 
>>>> tear? Some kind of adhesive or patch from inside?  Is there such a thing?
>>>>
>>>> Funny how 'no going back' situation turned into 'can't wait to go back' 
>>>> :)
>>>>
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