My Speed Rides are doing the same...even on my second set.
EricF
Golden Lake Ont
On Tue, Aug 13, 2019, 12:01 aeroperf wrote:
> Thanks for your info, and that from Kingdom Bikes.
>
> My Sam rides Continental Speed Ride tires. As a guy who spent 40 years
> doing airplanes, I am a believer in per
Thanks for your info, and that from Kingdom Bikes.
My Sam rides Continental Speed Ride tires. As a guy who spent 40 years
doing airplanes, I am a believer in periodic inspections, including tire
rotation.
At about 1500 miles I started noticing fine threads from near the rim.
I just nip them off
Makes me wonder if this was a similar occurrence on a prior set of specialized
branded knobbies... Forget the model but they were lower end wire bead budget
replacements from the early/mid aughts. I may or may not still have them
around in storage to inspect further (can’t recall if they were d
I got an interesting answer to this question from the incredibly helpful and
friendly Kingdom Bikes in Blue Hill, Maine.
Continental and perhaps other tire manufacturers include a piece of fabric that
wraps from the inside of the tire, around the bead, and out onto the
lower/inner part of the s
Tom--
Thanks! Yeah, I did, and good idea. The brake shoes don't touch the
tires. The weird thing about this damage is that there's no abrasion--
just a concentric whitish ring where the threads are unraveling.
John
On Thu, Aug 8, 2019 at 7:51 AM Tom Wyland wrote:
> Did you check to see if y
Did you check to see if your brake parts are touching the tire there as
they open and close? Seems unlikely to happen with both tires at once,
though.
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